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Why you may never see a 4K Microsoft Surface display

Why you may never see a 4K Microsoft Surface display

Posted on May 16, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Going beyond the eye limit is silly, Microsoft says.

As Microsoft readies its Surface Book 3 to ship later this month, you might be wondering: Why doesn’t it have a 4K display? The answer, according to Microsoft, is simple: You wouldn’t be able to tell the difference anyway.

In 2015, the display resolution of the Surface Book was revolutionary: 3,000×2000 pixels, arranged in what is now a familiar 3:2 ratio. (It’s still the same in the Surface Book 3, though the 15-inch version includes a 3240×2160 display.)
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