So pretty much every rumor I read about states that the new upcoming iPhone 5 could have a bigger 4" display (up from 3.5" on the iPhone 4).
So assuming Apple keeps the resolution the same, the bigger display would undoubtly feature a lower PPI (pixel per inch). This could move the PPI actually beneath the threshold of what can be considered a true Retina Display.
Would Apple ever actually do this? The Retina Display is pretty much the biggest new feature the iPhone 4 had going for it besides dual cameras and sporting a faster processor.
So what's your take here? Actually get rid of the Retina tag or increase the resolution to match the bigger display area, which could lead to fragmentation issues.
So assuming Apple keeps the resolution the same, the bigger display would undoubtly feature a lower PPI (pixel per inch). This could move the PPI actually beneath the threshold of what can be considered a true Retina Display.
Would Apple ever actually do this? The Retina Display is pretty much the biggest new feature the iPhone 4 had going for it besides dual cameras and sporting a faster processor.
So what's your take here? Actually get rid of the Retina tag or increase the resolution to match the bigger display area, which could lead to fragmentation issues.
