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This seems like subpixel anti-aliasing which I thought was the greatest thing for LCDs. Then Apple comes along with Retina displays and uses grayscale anti-alia
by karmakaze 4y ago
This seems like subpixel anti-aliasing which I thought was the greatest thing for LCDs. Then Apple comes along with Retina displays and uses grayscale anti-aliasing and super-resolutions. The only time I find that it matters is on those rare occasions where I attach an HD LCD rather than a 4k+. It would likely matter more with larger FOV than a TV or monitor such as VR. Densities keep going up, so will matter less and less.