The PS4 will not be backwards compatible either. As much as we'd all love backwards compatibility, the difference in processor architectures makes it pretty much impossible (at least without using a streaming service, like Sony has planned).
Am I the only one who realized this monitor is 2.33:1, when most theatrical (2D, non IMAX) movies are in 2.39:1 (which the industry, for some reason, calls 2.35:1)? Why wouldn't they go all the way to make it just a tad wider?
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The PS4 will not be backwards compatible either. As much as we'd all love backwards compatibility, the difference in processor architectures makes it pretty much impossible (at least without using a streaming service, like Sony has planned).
But what about movies? Isn't that the whole point of this monitor anyways?
In case you're interested: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anamorphic#2.35.2C_2.39_or_2.40.3F
Am I the only one who realized this monitor is 2.33:1, when most theatrical (2D, non IMAX) movies are in 2.39:1 (which the industry, for some reason, calls 2.35:1)? Why wouldn't they go all the way to make it just a tad wider?