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One advantage of high-density displays you sometimes see mentioned is that "we won't need to use anti-aliasing / sub-pixel rendering!" However at the common "h
by snogglethorpe 13y ago
One advantage of high-density displays you sometimes see mentioned is that "we won't need to use anti-aliasing / sub-pixel rendering!"
However at the common "high" density used in cellphones these days, 320+ DPI or so, artifacts in non-AA fonts are still visible (not always, or to everybody, but sometimes anyway).
So, at least, there are some cases where higher-density than today could yield some benefit.
- jbverschoor 13y agoI've turned off subpixel anti aliasing on my macbook pro retina. Net step would indeed be disabling anti aliasing