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It is short-sighted to assume that 2x will be the limit of high-resolution images. If we're making browser developers add support for this, we might as well hav
by WiseWeasel 14y ago
It is short-sighted to assume that 2x will be the limit of high-resolution images. If we're making browser developers add support for this, we might as well have it be at least somewhat future-proof.
- pornel 14y agoMeaning of "1x" has changed from 72dpi to 100-130dpi over time. It's not unreasonable to assume that same will happen with "2x" as screen densities gradually improve, and over time it will shift from 220dpi to 300dpi-400dpi (for desktop viewing distances). Density doesn't need to improve indefinitely, it just needs to cross the "retina" threshold (which arguably 2x does already).