The 4K screen revolution is well underway. Home televisions equipped with the pixel-busting resolution now attract a small premium over the best full HD champions of yesteryear.
Computer screens, on the other hand, have been slower on the 4K ramp-up. Consulting various surveys, most notably Steam's, shows that full HD is still used by the masses, but practically all manufacturers have at least one 4K panel in their 2015 line-up.
ViewSonic, for example, touts four 4K monitors in its arsenal, ranging from a rather small 23.6in to the usual 27/28in, thus offering a good compromise between screen size and pixel density. The most intriguing one of the quartet is the VP2780-4K that's built for the CAD, photography and video editing folk who desire colour-accurate reproduction and lovely pixel density in one tidy package.
