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That's an excellent and often forgotten point: higher display resolution is the original form of "hardware anti-aliasing".
by marshray 13y ago
That's an excellent and often forgotten point: higher display resolution is the original form of "hardware anti-aliasing".
- barrkel 13y agoWell, supersampling is the naive form of anti-aliasing, which is effectively rendering at a higher resolution then resizing down.
- Jare 13y agoDon't believe Apple's line about pixels not being visible at retina dpis. Single-pixel slivers of geometry are still very visible in non-AA 2x resolution, and much more annoying (for me at least) than the smoother lower res with antialiasing.
- Eliezer 13y agoI can't see any pixels on the 1080p Nexus 7 screen, even holding it up close to my face and staring, but that's higher DPI than Retina.