BOOM! A new RetroTINK that does 2560x1440p output for just $230!
- Native 2560x1440p output designed to operate at the full 300 MHz maximum for HDMI 1.4b. Additional support for 1920x1080p120 as well as 3840x1080p60 (“quasi-4K” CRT mask mode).
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RT4K-class 12-bit linear light pipeline supporting the latest CRT simulation effects, including true HDR10, energy conservation scanlines, spatial redistribution masks and variable MPRT black frame insertion (BFI).
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Console-sharp profiles made by legends Wobbling Pixels, FirebrandX and the amazing Tink community, as well as the ability to cross-import RT4K profiles (like Kuro’s meticulously calibrated HDR CRT model simulation profiles).
Output Resolution
Let’s start with the basics: the RT6XCE is built on the same platform as the RetroTINK-4K CE, but targets 1440p (300 MHz) maximum rather than 4K (600 MHz) as part of our cost reduction efforts.
Despite optimizing for cost, however, the 300 MHz output is designed to be native (that is, no overclocking or pixel doubling) to preserve the full fidelity of CRT masks and to allow for unrestricted non-integer horizontal scaling.
The RT6XCE can also use that same bandwidth to target advanced resolutions like 1080p120 for black frame insertion or, if your TV supports it, “quasi-4K” modes like 3840x1080p60 to produce aperture grille type mask (vertical stripe) effects that are almost as good as 4K.
And, of course, lower resolutions like 1080p are fully supported, as are custom modelines up to the maximum 300 MHz pixel clock and as low as 480i (for niche standard definition capture and passthrough).
Read more juicy details here: https://www.retrotink.com/blog/introducing-the-retrotink-6x-ce
I will have hands on with this ASAP and get some juicy videos going 