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even the ipad uses sub-pixel rendering for its fonts No, it doesn't. No iOS devices use sub-pixel rendering, ever. Unless you mistake it for normal anti-aliasi
by riobard 14y ago
even the ipad uses sub-pixel rendering for its fonts
No, it doesn't. No iOS devices use sub-pixel rendering, ever.
Unless you mistake it for normal anti-aliasing, which is done on pixel level.
I have less than perfect eyesight. I hold my iPad about 16" away normally. No, I cannot distinguish pixels on the Retina iPad at all. Practically I don't care what is true "retina". For the majority of people, Apple's definition of "retina" is good enough.
- hmottestad 14y agoSeems you are right. I took a closer look at the screen and it just uses pixel based anti-aliasing. Thanks.