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On all displays. It matters less on Retina displays. External displays are nowhere near the normal use case?
by pseudalopex 8y ago
On all displays. It matters less on Retina displays.
External displays are nowhere near the normal use case?
- Klonoar 8y agoNo, my point is that this change only affects non-Retina displays. In my experience (worldwide, many companies, etc) anyone who uses a Mac with an external monitor generally doesn't settle for some POS. It's a high-end screen that matches the MacBook, hence why it's not that big of a deal.
- pseudalopex 8y agoThe change affects all displays. The highest supported resolution on a MacBook is still scaled down. Only a couple of expensive LG displays match the actual density as far as I know. The MacBook Air only got a Retina display a few months ago. The low-end iMac is still 1080p.