Apple, Acer, and Asus are reportedly working on producing laptops with ultra high-res displays for the first half of 2012. In the case of the MacBook Pro lineup, the displays may feature an unprecedented 2880 by 1800 pixel resolution.
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Another source, however, VR Zone, earlier predicted that Ultrabooks will get "retina" quality displays with resolutions as high as 2560 by 1440 pixels, so it's unclear exactly what resolution Ultrabooks will be next year. But all signs point favorably to more pixels.
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Apple has begun developing a MacBook Pro version of its high resolution retina display, though this one will bump resolutions to an impressive 2880x1800 pixels.
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The new super high-res displays will be available some time in mid 2012 Digitimes reports.
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Intel's Developer Forum in Beijing has seen the company make predictions as to the long-term future of computer displays. A presentation caught by Liliputing saw "Rich Displays" with very high resolutions likely becoming mainstream from 2013 onwards. These wouldn't just exist in smartphones or tablets, Intel said, but would extend even from the smallest ultrabooks through to at least smaller all-in-one desktops.
These would include 11-inch ultrabooks at 2560x1440 through to 21-inch desktops with 3840x2160 screens.
Intel also expected "halo" 15-inch notebooks with the same
3840x2160
output, [ ] which would create a Retina Display-like effect.
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] which would create a Retina Display-like effect. 
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