Latest News: DisplayPort 2.0 monitors are delayed until later this year
The coronavirus pandemic is responsible
Monitors supporting DisplayPort 2.0 technology are delayed, with the Video
Electronics Standards Association (VESA) now expecting devices to ship later
this year. DisplayPort 2.0 monitors were initially expected to be released in
late 2020.
It’s been almost two years since specifications were announced for DisplayPort
2.0, which is predicted to supply some significant improvements over its
predecessor DisplayPort 1.4. Notably, because DisplayPort 2.0 is in a position
to manage nearly triple the bandwidth of DisplayPort 1.4, it can support much
higher resolutions – whilst high as 16K at 60Hz.
However, the thrill surrounding the technology will need to be tempered for
the nonce, as VESA although has confirmed that monitors boasting DisplayPort
2.0 tech are in development, no concrete release dates are announced.
Display delay
Reportedly, the coronavirus pandemic is responsible for the delay to the
DisplayPort 2.0 releases, preventing hardware engineers from getting together
to conduct interoperability tests.
VESA’s next PlugTest event, which should allow the DisplayPort rollout to
realize some momentum again, is scheduled for the spring of this year.
As well as promising higher resolutions, DisplayPort 2.0 also will offer
enhanced refresh rates and High Dynamic Range (HDR) support without
compression. HDR will enable monitors to display a broader spectrum of colors
and contrasts, which is probably going to be especially welcomed by avid
gamers.
In addition to the discharge of DisplayPort 2.0, whenever it may be, the
monitor space features a number of other exciting developments emerging. HDMI
2.1 monitors are shooting up with increasing regularity and USB-C monitors are
now on the market.
All the newest display technology releases are on show at this year’s CES 2021
event, which happened earlier in the week.
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