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> I wish they had improved the screen a little bit as well. What do you mean, the iPad mini has a higher ppi (326) vs iPad Air (264). I think the issue is tha
by tiffanyh 2y ago
> I wish they had improved the screen a little bit as well.
What do you mean, the iPad mini has a higher ppi (326) vs iPad Air (264).
I think the issue is that, iPad OS is scaling the display to a weird resolution.
https://www.apple.com/ipad-mini/specs/ https://www.apple.com/ipad-mini/specs/
https://www.apple.com/ipad-air/specs/ https://www.apple.com/ipad-air/specs/
- fckgw 2y agoProbably a 120hz screen like the Pro has
- michpoch 2y agoThen it’d also get the IPad Pro price?
- jsheard 2y ago120hz panels are dirt cheap at this point, look beyond the Apple ecosystem and they're everywhere at nearly every price point. Even barebones office monitors meant for doing spreadsheets are often ~100hz now, there's no reason to make them 60hz when faster panels are more or less the same price.
- heraldgeezer 2y ago>120hz panels are dirt cheap at this point So is storage and RAM but every OEM has their added vendor tax and so does Apple. 2TB Samsung pro nvme SSD is 170$, how much is 2TB Apple storage... Same with screens.
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- michpoch 2y ago> now, there's no reason to make them 60hz Product differentiation. Promotion is a way to make clients upgrade to iPad Pro. One of the very few left.
- hollandheese 2y agoIt's much less bright than the iPad Pro and iPhone in daylight. In a bright day it's barely visible. And adding OLED would make it the great for nighttime reading.
- mort96 2y agoWho mentioned DPI?