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G-Sync pulsar

DavieJG said:
Even if it's a flop I applaud any attempts at further innovation on smoothness
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Yea absolutely, I don't think it will make any difference to me or probably not in it's first form at least but if it helps push technology forward a little, great. I am old enough to remember the last days of the great CRT's an old enough to have appreicated that ...we've never quite been back to that level of clarity and fluidity of motion, even with OLED, great as it is.
 
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This crossed my mind again, I tried a ULMB 2 monitor for a few days 540hz TN and it's motion clarity was indeed better than even a 360hz OLED monitor, the 480hz Dual Mode LG probably competes or surpasses it?. If Asus actually release a panel this year with a Gsync Pulsar module (which apparently will be on some un-named as of yet 360hz monitor) so we have no idea of the resolution of the display or the panel type. If it's going to be offering 4x the motion clarity with a base of 360hz. I'm hoping it's at least a 1440p display and isn't TN and I'll be interested for sure.
 
Why cant tvs and monitors that need new "modules" or what not, can they not just add them through a port like a usb or some add on port? Like pci.e them little ones or something so ppl dont need to buy new whole units, as the amount of monitors made just for this or that which is a small physical thing or software that does something which isnt to do with the actual panel must be huge. With just little variations here and there i.e premium vs cheapest. The world doesnt need so much waste in making all these diff things when if u can save money and waste just use a add on port for upgrades instead. I mean we got expansion and upgrade stuff in pcs, why not on tvs and monitors to enhance them over the years instead of you need a whole new unit for just this feature when all it is vs the last module is maybe a chip, or bit of software.
 
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