Indeed. Also, 7575 x 4750 x 24bpp = ~96MB RGB framebuffer.
Additionally:
DPI of my 2011 laptop: 115dpi.
DPI of my 2011 monitor: 100dpi.
DPI of my 1997 monitor: 90dpi (100dpi possible at a rather ugly 60Hz)
DPI of my 1993 monitor: 91dpi
With this progress (or lack of) in mind, I think the pixel will be around for a while yet. Indeed, (thanks to LCDs) outside a few small-scale high-DPI places, pixels are more obviously visible than ever before! So why people are so sure that the pixel grid can just be ignored, I'll never know...
Additionally:
DPI of my 2011 laptop: 115dpi.
DPI of my 2011 monitor: 100dpi.
DPI of my 1997 monitor: 90dpi (100dpi possible at a rather ugly 60Hz)
DPI of my 1993 monitor: 91dpi
With this progress (or lack of) in mind, I think the pixel will be around for a while yet. Indeed, (thanks to LCDs) outside a few small-scale high-DPI places, pixels are more obviously visible than ever before! So why people are so sure that the pixel grid can just be ignored, I'll never know...