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What do you propose we use ? Retina is actually a fairly useful term, it implies a certain pixel density at a certain point size.
by supercoder 14y ago
What do you propose we use ?
Retina is actually a fairly useful term, it implies a certain pixel density at a certain point size.
- DeepDuh 14y ago"Let's stop that crap and call our Pentiums 'x86 thingies with vector thingies on top'!"
- iaskwhy 14y agoBy now using PPI should be the same as using GB for the RAM or GHz for the CPU (pre several cores, now it's a little bit more complex). 300 PPI is classified as not retina but you wouldn't notice it anyway, that's why we need to drop the retina classification.