32-inch Mac with a touchscreen 4K? Easy!

It was learned that Sharp is preparing to release a monitor with 4K resolution and full support for OS X. The gadget is connected to the MacBook Pro, captured journalists Macotakara exhibition Ceatec Japan 2013.

The device boasts a 32-inch display IGZO touch surface and 4K resolution. Panel resolution is 3840 × 2160 pixels, which is four times the Full HD. In addition, the display is made of the sensational IGZO technology, which analysts attributed to persistently future iPhone models, but Apple is in no hurry to use it. It provides excellent color reproduction and wide viewing angles, and the frame around the display can be reduced to a minimum. Supported touch controls with your fingers or a special pen.

Also, the gadget has stereo speakers with 2 watts, the DisplayPort connector, two HDMI interface, as well as 3.5 mm audio jack. Dimensions of the display rather big - 750 × × 390-575 207-493 mm (stand); weight - 16 kg. Perhaps the most interesting thing is that the display will be fully support OS X. It can be done is by using special drivers that will be available as a separate download package immediately after the monitor output on the market. In my opinion, this is a great tool for photographers and designers, which attract not only one of the best displays on the market, but also native support for OS X. Buy the gadget will be this fall.