emilioestevez Suspended Original poster Aug 25, 2015 339 184 Apr 19, 2016 #1 For reference, it has a resolution of 2880x1800.
S Samuelsan2001 macrumors 604 Oct 24, 2013 7,729 2,153 Apr 19, 2016 #2 It is around 2k within 10% at least but really what does it matter what you call it, ultra hi def, retina, 2k all just mean high pixel density for a 15 inch screen.
It is around 2k within 10% at least but really what does it matter what you call it, ultra hi def, retina, 2k all just mean high pixel density for a 15 inch screen.
J JTToft macrumors 68040 Apr 27, 2010 3,447 796 Aarhus, Denmark Apr 19, 2016 #3 No, it's not. 2K refers to the number of horizontal pixels and is generally considered a video standard measuring 2048x1080. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution The Retina screen is a higher resolution that doesn't have a standard name. Reactions: matt2053, laurihoefs and emilioestevez
No, it's not. 2K refers to the number of horizontal pixels and is generally considered a video standard measuring 2048x1080. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2K_resolution The Retina screen is a higher resolution that doesn't have a standard name.