Resolutions higher than 1080p?

[soright903]

is thier anything higher than 1080P? If so does this mean the current blu disks will be re-released again with higher resolution that 1080p.

[The Don]

there will be something higher in 10 years or likely less....

probably 5 years it will be available....after HD is offered for at least twice as many stations as there are currently available....

[soright903]

Originally Posted by The Don

there will be something higher in 10 years or likely less....

probably 5 years it will be available....after HD is offered for at least twice as many stations as there are currently available....

Okie I was just thinking withen the next 2-3 years. My brother doesnt have a clue, lol

[outfdblue]

I've seen an article online somewhere saying how 1080p would stay for a while. However they were going to concentrate on the colors they can achive aswell as how fast it would transfer all of those pixels...ei.hdmi 1.3

[desmond]

easily - 1080p is equivalent to 2MPx. Digital cameras and 35mm are much higher...

[Galley]

AFAIK, 4320P is in the works, but only for displays used in advertising.

[Shadowself]

There are the two Digital Cinema standards:
1080 x 2048
and
2160 x 4096
Both are standards right now in various phases of implementation.

Technically the 1080 x 2048 would give slightly better resolution as for the 1.85:1 imagery there would be no "black bars" top and bottom so you'd get the full 1080 vertical as imagery. For 2.39:1 (and such) imagery the black bars top and bottom would be smaller, again giving slightly higher useful resolution.

Clearly, the 2160 x 4096 would be higher resolution.

I don't expect either of these to show up in consumer electronics in any significant numbers within 5 years though. It's probably more like 10 years or longer.