There's an iPad mini, iPad Air and by human sense there might be iPad Pro.
@Macrumors
The rumoured 12.9" iPad is rumoured to 've a 4K resolution, this time, instead of sticking with a particular PPI that started the Retina trademark they could actually do a particular resolution for different screens and henceforth different pixel-density. The explanation? All would be assured it's still a Retina screen since, whatever the pixel-density it might be for the different screen size, the lowest pixel-density would not be lower than 326ppi. Since by definition, u can't differentiate between pixels above the Retina density, therefore customers would experience the same Retina-experience.
In other words this would also solve Apple to the interest of developers providing the same ease.
'M not saying that across all the devices it would be done but we can consider something like the different range of iPad there is like the iPad mini, iPad Air and by some sense iPad Pro.
The retina iPad mini does sport the same resolution as the iPad Air.
And now as the iPads sport the IGZO display, Sharp did showcased how they are now capable of having high pixel density.
@Macrumors
The rumoured 12.9" iPad is rumoured to 've a 4K resolution, this time, instead of sticking with a particular PPI that started the Retina trademark they could actually do a particular resolution for different screens and henceforth different pixel-density. The explanation? All would be assured it's still a Retina screen since, whatever the pixel-density it might be for the different screen size, the lowest pixel-density would not be lower than 326ppi. Since by definition, u can't differentiate between pixels above the Retina density, therefore customers would experience the same Retina-experience.
In other words this would also solve Apple to the interest of developers providing the same ease.
'M not saying that across all the devices it would be done but we can consider something like the different range of iPad there is like the iPad mini, iPad Air and by some sense iPad Pro.
The retina iPad mini does sport the same resolution as the iPad Air.
And now as the iPads sport the IGZO display, Sharp did showcased how they are now capable of having high pixel density.
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