NAB 2007: Toshiba's 56-inch Almost 4K Monitor
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The Red One is fantastic for its ability to shoot natively in 4k mode. But what good is that if you can’t play it back? Toshiba was showing off a 56″ display it was calling 4k, even though it technically falls short. At 3840×2160, the P56QHD isn’t quite the 4,200+ pixels true 4k demands, but man it shows a pretty picture. That’s more than 3x the 1080p of the TV you’re saving for, punk. The 1200:1 contrast ratio isn’t tops, but it’s better than some. What’s great is the massive amounts of inputs the monitor gives you, four DVI jacks. Nice.
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