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I think comparing 2560x1440 on 27" and 13" is not fair, the pixel density is not the same, and in my experience is actually beyond any difference we can see, an
by eertami 14y ago
I think comparing 2560x1440 on 27" and 13" is not fair, the pixel density is not the same, and in my experience is actually beyond any difference we can see, and I'm yet to see a double-blind study that proves otherwise.
- drivebyacct2 14y agoSo? The smaller screen is more dense but it doesn't change the fact that 10" 2560x1440 displays exist. And they're not prohibitively expensive. (See: The Nexus 10, with that screen). I can tell you what, if I can go from 2560x1440 on a 27" and go back to my Macbook Air and want to rip my eyes out... we can stand to improve. Obviously, without scaling the UI, this resolution would be unusable on a 10" screen, you wouldn't be able to click much of anything. Linux is good at DPI scaling, Windows 8 is supposedly better.