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... I think you've missed the point. It isn't running at 1080p. It's doing "@2x" pixel rendering (commonly called "Retina") - so it uses 4 physical pixels to r
by stephenr 7y ago
... I think you've missed the point.
It isn't running at 1080p. It's doing "@2x" pixel rendering (commonly called "Retina") - so it uses 4 physical pixels to render one "screen" pixel, giving you much crisper.. everything.
- kristiandupont 7y ago..crisper as in more visibly pixelated? What is the point in that?
- danieldk 7y agoIt is not more pixelated. It's like scaling up all fonts and widgets by 2x, but still rendering them at 4k. So, the fonts and widgets are retina-sharp. Imagine using 4k as the resolution, but rendering all 14pt fonts as 28pt. Though I get why you might think it's pixelated from stephenr's description.
- wtracy 7y agoCrisper as in everything has 4x antialiasing.