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The difference is huge even though I can't "see" the individual pixels. Take a lesson from the audio compression people: If you're not doing a blinded comparis
by pja 14y ago
The difference is huge even though I can't "see" the individual pixels.
Take a lesson from the audio compression people: If you're not doing a blinded comparison, then you will fool yourself when doing this kind of comparison.
- mason55 14y agoIt really depends on your definition of "seeing the pixels". There is definitely a difference between the iPad screens however I wouldn't necessarily say that I can "see the pixels" on the original one. It's more that text and images aren't as clear due to a lower pixel density.
- tibbon 14y agoI agree. I never had a problem with my 3S screen until I had my 4S and turned on the 3S a few months later... looks terrible.
- pja 14y agoOnce again, the 3S screen is lower resolution than your visual acuity at normal viewing distance, so the 4S is a clear upgrade. The linked article is talking about the pointlessness of upgrading to a higher resolution when the screen in question is already higher resolution than your eyeball is capable of resolving.