Sharp is one of the company's traditional partners Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, the Japanese producing screens dedicated to iPhone and iPod Touch terminals or iPad tablets, and during this weekend they announced the launch of a 4-inch 5.5K screen with 806 pixels per inch. Yes, you read that right, those from Sharp they will bring one to the market 5.5 inch screen with UHD resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels and 806 pixels per inch, this being the first screen of this type announced by a manufacturer, it will go into production next year, so it won't end up in smartphones too soon.
If we look at the fact that Apple has barely made the transition to 1080p resolution, and many of the Android smartphones are barely making the transition to 2K resolutions, we can conclude that such large 4K screens are far from becoming mainstream for now, but when will they? be useful Leaving aside the fact that there is very little 4K content available on the Internet for viewing on this type of screens, they also need very powerful hardware to run games or display 4K content, and for now Android terminal manufacturers cannot offer boards high performance graphics for 2K monitors.
To be completely honest, for now even 4K screens for PCs have no real utility considering that we don't have enough high-quality content for them, so using them in smartphones will just be a new method of to fool consumers, as is happening now with 2K monitors.
