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Originally Posted by
Mygaffer 
How about nearly every game available for PC? I can count on one hand the number of AAA titles that don't support 1440p. I dislike your opinion, because it is so wrong. 1080p on a 27" monitor? For a TV that is fine, for a monitor you will be sitting about 1 foot away from not so much.
It boggles my mind to read posts like this. "How much content is there for 1440p"? Have you ever watched a 1080p movie on a very high resolution display?
It looks better, in my opinion at least.
Placebo as upscaling (aka image interpolation) in images makes everything looks worse. It has a far worse effect than increased pixel size / lower pixel density.
Even with high quality interpolation algorithms like high-pass bicubic, it still looks worse than the original.
Gees, just look at the Wiki images:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_scalingQuote:
Originally Posted by
Mygaffer
You have so much more desktop room. We aren't talking about a TV here, for many years computers have been perfectly capable of displaying and using these resolutions.
In any case, I don't know what monitors they are hoping to compete against but unless these are priced very low I don't see why anyone would choose them over a Catleap or something similar, not if the 27" model really is 1080p.
What part of 'minimal AV content is made over 1080p' don't you get?
