Sentence examples for a display capable of from inspiring English sources

You'll need a display capable of handling 3840×2160 to take advantage of the resolution to begin with — but if the rig behind the display isn't up to snuff, these videos will look way worse than they usually do.

Shen uses this invisible light to create a display capable of showing recognisable images in the form of live television, the infrared light then brings light to the room, but only in the infrared spectrum.

The Galaxy Tab S3 and Galaxy Book are targeted at distinctly different audiences – the former is a more traditional approach, aimed at content consumption, with a 2048 x 1536 display capable of HDR playback – the current buzzword in display technology that was once so dominated by talk of 4K.

Well, an immersive display capable of outputting a human eye's expected resolution of 60 ppd requires an incredible 7.2K of horizontal and 8.1K of vertical pixels per eye — or 116.4 million pixels (megapixels) total or 16k resolution!

While E Ink has been a leader in e-reader display technology, the company has yet to produce a color display capable of showing video, and the next generation of devices could threaten E Ink's dominance.

The minimum system requirements necessary include a video display capable of displaying at least 1024 × 768 pixels and the latest version of Java (Sun Microsystems , Inc.

The tipster in this case also cites more reasonable specs for the Nexus 5, including a 5-inch display capable of 1080p output, a Snapdragon 600 processor, 2GB of RAM and 8/16GB storage options.

The first phone with a 4K HDR display, capable of slow motion at a remarkable 960 frames per second and a brilliant 19-megapixel camera.

What we've heard about the phone itself so far indicates a modest but capable performer, with a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor, 1GB of RAM, a 5 megapixel rear camera and a 4.3-inch display capable of 720p HD resolution.

This year it demonstrated a full-color display capable of showing video.

The Galaxy Tab S3 and Galaxy Book are targeted at distinctly different audiences – the former is a more traditional approach, aimed at content consumption, with a 2048 x 1536 display capable of HDR playback – the current buzzword in display technology that was once so dominated by talk of 4K.