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true, but the difference between a 1080p and retina displays are quite stark. as is the difference between LCD and eInk. that might change things?
by rickycook 10y ago
true, but the difference between a 1080p and retina displays are quite stark. as is the difference between LCD and eInk. that might change things?
- valine 10y agoJust a technicality, but a 1080p display can be considered 'retina' if the display is small enough or typically viewed from a far distance. The display on the iPhone 6 Plus is 1080p. It qualifies as a 'Retina display' because of its high pixel density and the typical viewing distance of 1 foot.
- erelde 10y agoRetina is, at best, a standard of pixel density, in general it's just marketing.
- yoz-y 10y agoStandard on phones yes, but the PC market has not yet caught up. A 1920x1080px monitor is still the baseline.
- franciscop 10y agoBecause of battery life