Panasonic demos world's smallest and thinnest 4K2K IPS Alpha panel
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Panasonic's 4K2K display packs around 8.29 million pixels into a 20-inch display
Technical specs of 4K2K display from Panasonic
It's only marginally noticeable here but the 4K2K (bottom) is much sharper than the 1080p (top) when seen in person
The internals of the 4K2K display from Panasonic
Panasonic's 4K2K-resolution IPS Alpha LCD panel display packs around 8.29 million pixels into a 20-inch display
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At CES this week, Panasonic unveiled what it claims is the world's smallest, thinnest 4K2K-resolution, 20-inch IPS Alpha LCD panel. The prototype ultra-high definition monitor is only 3.5 millimeters thick, yet has about four times the resolution of a standard HDTV, at 3,840 x 2,160 pixels - this translates to approximately 8.29 million pixels in total, with the "world's highest pixel density of 216 pixels per inch."
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