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I think it'll stick around for a long time, due to external displays: projectors, TVs, etc... which either don't benefit a great deal or won't be upgraded to hi
by photojosh 13y ago
I think it'll stick around for a long time, due to external displays: projectors, TVs, etc... which either don't benefit a great deal or won't be upgraded to hiDPI for a long time.
I posted a separate comment to the effect that the Apple solution also allows using both hi- and regular-DPI displays simultaneously with no issues.
- tomkarlo 13y agoGiven the push to 4K on TVs and other video viewing devices, it seems like they'll catch up fast enough. 4K at the typical viewing distances is pretty close to retina in terms of the number of degrees of your vision each pixel covers.