Intel Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks To Feature 2560 x 1440 HD Displays

Intel Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks To Feature 2560 x 1440 HD Displays

We have already seen a number of new notebooks which are based on Intel’s Ultrabook platform, but now according to a recent report, the next generation of Intel’s Ultrabook’s which will be based on Intel’s Ivy Bridge platform will feature much higher resolution displays.

Most of the current Ultrabooks we have seen come with a HD display with a resolution of 2368 x 768 pixels, but according to the guys over at VR-Zone, we can expect some much higher resolution Ultrabooks in 2012.

Asus Ultrabook

The 2012 Ivy Bridge Ultrabooks are expected to feature displays with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, and we suspect that these will be a bit more expensive than the existing models considering the new higher resolution displays.

Source VR Zone

 

What do you think?

  • http://thesoapvox.com ElVox

    And they’ll also have a 2-mile-long power cord, because the battery will last about 15 minutes with those screens…no to talk about all the heat coming from those vidcards.

  • Guest

    You should probably do a little research before making an assumption like that:  http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ivy-Bridge-Ultrabooks-to-Feature-Retina-Like-2560×1600-Displays-225600.shtml

    “Furthermore, Intel doesn’t see the resolution increase as a major source of concern when it comes to battery life as this change has a minor impact on the power consumption of an Ultrabook.”