Fresh photos purported to be of the much rumored next generation iPad's display have surfaced on Friday, and the microscope-enlarged images clearly show a QXGA screen that is twice the resolution of ...
Scientists in Sweden have created a revolutionary new form of “electronic paper” that could change the way we interact with screens — from smartphones and laptops to next-generation virtual and ...
With Retina-class displays releasing across smartphones and tablets, it's not uncommon for someone to posses a mobile device with an extremely high resolution screen. Displays continue to improve, ...
The second big thing about the iPhone 4, according to Jobs, is the revolutionary new display. They’re calling it the retina display, and it quadruples, as reported, the pixel density of the last ...
The Wall Street Journal has suggested the next iPad, due in early 2012, will use a Retina resolution, 326 pixel per inch, screen. This will see the iPad 3's 9.7-inch screen offer 2048 x 1536 pixels, ...
Apple raised the bar with the iPhone 4 by cramming an impressive 326 pixels per inch into its display. But Toshiba has officially dethroned them by upping that to 498 pixels per inch on their new LCD ...
Brooke Crothers writes about mobile computer systems, including laptops, tablets, smartphones: how they define the computing experience and the hardware that makes them tick. He has served as an ...
Vizio offers a design that could give buyers pause when considering a MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. In the latter case, it's almost $1,000 cheaper than the lower-end MacBook Pro retina. Brooke Crothers ...
When Apple unveiled its first Retina display with the iPhone 4 in 2010, it had an insane 326 pixels per inch, which Steve Jobs described as “comfortably over” the human retina limit of 300 ppi. With ...
There's no HDR support or local dimming on the Studio Display The 60Hz refresh rate can limit your gaming experience The overpriced Studio Display lacks HDMI ports and height adjustability When the ...
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