Samsung Creates 4096 x 2160 Pixel Plasma

1080p. What's that? So said Samsung with the unveiling of the 63-inch 4096 x 2160 pixel plasma panel they've been showing off at FDP International. They managed to create the mega-resolution panel by halving the typical pixel size found on a 1920 x 1080 pixel display. One pixel on the Samsung prototype measures 0.339 x 0.363mm while one side of a pixel on a 1080p display measures 0.726mm.

Of course halving a pixel size isn't so simple in reality. To achieve the tiny pixels, Samsung had to cut down the barrier rib structure, and revamp the cell structure, transparent and bus electrodes. Unfortunately though, there's no plan for commercial production at this point.

Via Nikkei

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