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World's largest mobile LED screen is 767 inches, with a 4K resolution and a 3,840 Hz refresh rate
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The refresh rate in the product spec page has to be an error. 3,840 Hz?
European comma, probably
Nope:
https://photonics.be/en/product/jumbo-162/1#specs
Somehow I'm still sceptical. How would they achieve it and why would anybody need it?
Oh I didn't try to imply that it's true just that the number is what the producer claims and not a comma mix-up.
In another thread someone said that they put the LED pwm as refresh rate which sounds both reasonable to me and something a marketing department could come up with.