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The resolution seems to be about 150DPI. Unfortunately, I've been spoiled by Apple's Retina display :-( But still: $1100? When an iPad (which can do so much mo
by discardorama 13y ago
The resolution seems to be about 150DPI. Unfortunately, I've been spoiled by Apple's Retina display :-(
But still: $1100? When an iPad (which can do so much more) is ~$500 ? Once again, Sony seems to be miscalculating.
- JohnTHaller 13y agoeInk DPI and LCD DPI aren't really directly equivalent in terms of readability. And this is a specialized device that seems much more suited to the type of work it's designed for than an iPad is. The iPad doesn't even support a stylus (except for the big nub stylus, which is really more of a stylized finger replacement).
- SeanDav 13y agoipad is heavier, smaller, not useable in bright light and with poor battery life in comparison. In fact, where is no comparison.
- gress 13y agoThe iPad Air is light enough - I use one all day. The smaller size of the iPad is an advantage for portability. The iPad battery is more than good enough for a full day of work, so the comparison is empty. The iPad is highly usable in all indoor conditions. Bright sunlight is a problem for it. That's only one advantage the Sony device has that matters, and it's a niche one.