M Marco123 macrumors 6502a Original poster Jun 14, 2012 693 190 May 23, 2015 #1 Is the pixel density the same for the 38 and 42?
H heyyoudvd macrumors regular May 13, 2011 224 83 May 23, 2015 #2 Yes. They're both 326 pixels per inch, just like the iPhone 6.
BeyondtheTech macrumors 68020 Jun 20, 2007 2,147 715 May 23, 2015 #3 Pixel density is the same because the resolution is lower on the 38mm model, just as the resolution is lower on the iPhone 6 versus the 6 Plus.
Pixel density is the same because the resolution is lower on the 38mm model, just as the resolution is lower on the iPhone 6 versus the 6 Plus.
P profets macrumors 603 Mar 18, 2009 5,193 6,376 May 23, 2015 #4 This is what I keep finding when searching: 38mm 1.32" screen 272×340 pixels at 326 ppi 42mm 1.5" screen 312×390 pixels at 326 ppi BeyondtheTech said: Pixel density is the same because the resolution is lower on the 38mm model, just as the resolution is lower on the iPhone 6 versus the 6 Plus. Click to expand... True, though the iPhone 6 Plus has a much higher resolution than the iPhone 6, enough so that it also has a higher pixel density at 401ppi (vs 326 for the iPhone 6)
This is what I keep finding when searching: 38mm 1.32" screen 272×340 pixels at 326 ppi 42mm 1.5" screen 312×390 pixels at 326 ppi BeyondtheTech said: Pixel density is the same because the resolution is lower on the 38mm model, just as the resolution is lower on the iPhone 6 versus the 6 Plus. Click to expand... True, though the iPhone 6 Plus has a much higher resolution than the iPhone 6, enough so that it also has a higher pixel density at 401ppi (vs 326 for the iPhone 6)