missed it the other day and its not really up there yet but see
http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2012/06/27/samsung-series-9/1Samsung launches Series 9 Quad HD IPS PLS monitorPublished on 27th June 2012 by Gareth Halfacree
Samsung has officially launched its Series 9 monitors, with the first model in the family offering an impressive 2,560×1,440 resolution in a 27in diagonal. 

Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) support. Connected to an MHL-compatible smartphone, the monitor can charge the device while simultaneously transferring high-definition video and stereo audio for playback through the monitor’s integral stereo speakers. 

Currently the display is only available in the US through a timed-exclusive deal with retailer NewEgg, where it is priced at an eyebrow-raising $1,199 (around £767 excluding taxes.) Details of a UK release have yet to be confirmed. 

I’ve only been talking about it on my Google+ https://plus.google.com/106075758531242552855/posts/R7CKvLFQDQ7

I think I’ve posted over 2000 posts on my Google+ over the past year, it’s been taking some time away of me posting on my blog..

aha excellent. I look like Google co-founder Sergey Brin?

Huawei is releasing the first MT6577 phone in July or something like that.

You look good with a Beard!

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012/06/vizios-co-star-99-google-tv-box-with-onlive-gaming-support/

I expect they also go forward full engines on ARM Chromebooks (I hate the x86 monopoly tax). 🙂

But nr:8 I don´t think can be implemented in todays car because of every countries regularities in that it must be a human who drive the car.Today it is only Nevada State which have changed laws for except robot cars on public roads.

Nr:1. Google Nexus tablet pc must be cheaper than Microsoft Surface tablet if the Nexus tablet pc shall be able to be more succesful than MS Surface tablet.

Nr:4. About Android at home will be the start of cheap IPTV for the crowd.

Nr:7. The rumour is that Google Glass project will be introduced on the market in the end of 2013,
but if it will be introduced before it would of course be interesting.With Google Glass project it looks like Google have been more Apple-like in utilitarian design.

Nr:9. ARM powered Chromebooks, it´s time to really compete with the well established x86-world
and Intel hegemony.

For now, Pixel Qi has only announced the 2048×1536 9.7″ screen: http://138.2.152.197/2012/04/23/pixel-qi-announces-2048×1536-better-than-ipad3-screen-with-100x-lower-power-consumption/ with as little as 100x lower power consumption vs the iPad3 screen. I hope so too that they soon can announce smartphone and larger Laptop/Ultrabook sized screens also, for example a good 13.3″ one would be nice. I don’t know if we’ll see 3840×2160 at 13.5″ sizes, I’d like to see 4K at sub-$2000 in 55″ sizes for home HDTV later this year. Sharp and Toshiba have shown some and said they are going to be released this year at “consumer prices”, Samsung and Sony also are talking 4K HDTVs, but I don’t know how expensive they are going to be.

come to think about it we have not seen Mary Lou Jepsen in a while here,nice very clever lady.

 i wonder if she has any QFHD (3840×2160) in development http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QFHD#QFHD_.283840.C3.972160.29 QFHD (Quad Full High Definition), also known as 4K or 4K UHDTV, is a display resolution of 3840×2160 pixels in a 16:9 aspect ratio. 

i believe intel are backing this size screen as the next standard and if so you can keep your 4:3 and 16:10 ratio lower spec pads 🙂 

ill take a Pixel Qi 3840×2160 bolted to an ARM Quad dual DDR device with SATA on the next iteration A9 or A15, i also hear Sharp will be going into production at some point with these at 13.5-Inch so perhaps Mary Lou can provide her tech for these QFHD sizes soon!

Pixel Qi shipped millions of screens, just not in mass produced consumer electronics, only in specialized use cases for now like the OLPC laptop and military and industrial tablets and laptops. It requires a big brand like Google, Amazon or Apple to come in and invest the Billion dollars or so needed to make enough Pixel Qi screens for them to be widely available in consumer electronics mass market products. They have been slowed by the economic crisis worldwide and in Taiwan and the shift away of attention from Netbooks to Tablets, where basic glossy capacitive touchscreens aren’t well suited for it. The delay of the release of ARM Powered laptops is also a factor.