Honest question:
> 8K and higher resolutions are mostly TV sets or cinema equipment, not optimized for computer use.
Does this mean "not offering true RGB 8K processing even internally, only compressed YCbCr 4:2:0"?
> 8K and higher resolutions are mostly TV sets or cinema equipment, not optimized for computer use.
Does this mean "not offering true RGB 8K processing even internally, only compressed YCbCr 4:2:0"?
Another reason is PPI. macOS works best ~220PPI for 2x HiDPI mode so 8K would be about 40". But current batch of 8K TV comes in sizes over 60", which is too big for most desks.
There're also convenience factors like DDC control (where you can control brightness and volume using software on your computer) which most modern computer monitors support but I've never seen any TV supporting that. Without HDMI CEC on the computer side, you can't even auto wakeup the TV when you wake up the computer.
Multiple plugs is also an option, as seen on the 32" 8K Dells 8 years ago.