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The reason why ClearType works so well on low-rez LCDs is that pixels are made of 3 RGB subpixels with guaranteed shape, size and layout. Based on the parts of
by Const-me 8y ago
The reason why ClearType works so well on low-rez LCDs is that pixels are made of 3 RGB subpixels with guaranteed shape, size and layout.
Based on the parts of the video where they mention display technology, clear type is probably out, they're projecting lasers, I don't think there're subpixels.
- tjoff 8y agoYet many of us turn off ClearType because the subpixel artifacts are worse (subjectively) than the increase in resolution. Ironically I feel that subpixel rendering works better (and becomes worthwhile) in high-dpi displays where the artifacts aren't as noticeable.
- Const-me 8y agoOn Windows, subjectively, it works OK for a range of resolutions: 15.6", 13.3", 4.5" FullHD, 22" 1200p, and 27" 4k. I also have 8" 1280x800 windows tablet which doesn't look good regardless on the setting but it was very cheap, something like $120.