They have monitors costing thousands of dollars for ultra
  precision color that still can't full reproduce certain colors.
  Limits of the technology. I'm not sure but I *think* florescence
  can't be reproduced properly on any current technology, nor can
  iridescence or proper reflections from metal or crystals.

  It's logical why but still a little disappointing they haven't
  figured it out yet. I mean it would take several overlapping
  layers to begin to reproduce the multi-layered effects inherent
  in nature... but our video cards and displays currently struggle
  with achieving a retina resolution, which REALLY shouldn't be
  that difficult.

  So, I keep waiting smile emoticon

  Thankfully, just as I suffered with monochrome amber screens,
  and 16 color Tandy 640x200 or whatever it was... and suffered
  with various video technologies through the years, it's better
  now. HD is really nice, and I like my iPhone 5s. But it's never
  good enough for me smile emoticon

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