Sharp is upping the ante in the 10.1-inch Windows 8.1 tablet space with a WQXGA tablet packing 4GB of memory and LTE connectivity.
The Meibus Pad from Sharp -- which is also one of the world's largest LCD manufacturers -- sports a 2,560×1,600 IGZO display.
That's just shy of 300 pixels per inch and tops the 9.7-inch iPad Air's 264.
And that resolution also beats most Windows 8.1 tablets on sale today. Ten-inch classWindows 8.1 tablets typically offer resolutions no higher than 1,920x1,200 (e.g., the HP Omni 10).
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