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TechNews - Dell debuts 27-inch 5K panel - tech
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  • GeForce GTX 980 starts listing in pricewatch engines - I just performed a search on GeForce GTX 980 at geizhals.at, an EU based price-watch engine. It started listing a GeForce GTX 980 entry. Few details are listed however there are some very interesting specs listed. it confirmes that the card has 4GB graphics memory on a 256-bit bus. But here's more interesting info, the entry also lists the number of Shader processors at 2560 with 160 TMUs (texture memory units) and 64 ROPs.
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last 10 comments:
Csimbi(10:28 PM CEST - Sep,07 2014 )
quote:
Dell kicks your puny 4K monitor to the curb, debuts 27-inch 5K panel
Useless 16:9 aspect ratio. Make it 16:10 and I'll consider.
It's a monitor, not a TV.

quote:
NZXT Announces The S340
Looks nice, though that stupid glass killed it for me.

quote:
Google Glass The Single Worst Product Ever
I didn't need a geek to tell me that.

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Apple manipulates journalists using anonymous social media accounts
Well, that's Apple. A huge hype around mediocre sweat-shop-built products.

lorcro2000(09:18 AM CEST - Sep,08 2014 )
Aspect ratio isn't that important, pixel count is.

218 PPI is finally beginning to approach a usable density on a desktop monitor. It's been a long hard slog waiting for it, and it's still not quite there, it should get past 300, and then you still need a resolution independent OS that scales text to a good size and high sharpness, but finally the manufacturers are moving us beyond that idiotic HD resolution that we've stagnated on for so long.

Csimbi(10:31 PM CEST - Sep,08 2014 )
lorcro2000> Aspect ratio isn't that important, pixel count is.
I guess that depends whom do you ask.
To me, 16:10 ratio is a must.

gx-x(06:14 PM CEST - Sep,09 2014 )
Csimbi> lorcro2000> Aspect ratio isn't that important, pixel count is.
I guess that depends whom do you ask.
To me, 16:10 ratio is a must.

just hide the taskbar and you ~get what you would have with 16:10 WITH taskbar. ;)
also, at that pixel count, screen real-estate is HUGE, you won't miss anything really. You might miss-click things because they are way too small for 5K on 27" :D

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