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So the ACTUAL color resolution is what, about 340x200 or something? Or is it just a vertical/horizontal thing, or?

• evilduck 16y ago
  Without having seen it, or even good pictures of it, I would assume the color mode would still have full resolution, but that colors would appear "wrong" but not neccessarily less detailed.
  • buster 16y ago
    You guys do know that there is no full color pixel? At least when i look at the recent display comparisons, it's always a matrix of different red, green, blue pixels: http://mobile.venturebeat.com/2010/06/25/retinal-scientist-puts-iphone-4s-retina-display-under-the-microscope/ http://mobile.venturebeat.com/2010/06/25/retinal-scientist-p...
    • cjbprime 16y ago
      Of course, but the point is that there are usually (e.g.) 1024 red pixels, 1024 green pixels, and 1024 blue pixels, per-row. This screen has 1024 color pixels per-row total, in a novel layout.
    • evilduck 16y ago
      I'm guessing this screen uses something like this: http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/news/2010/03/secrets-of-the-nexus-ones-screen-science-color-and-hacks.ars/ http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/news/2010/03/secrets-of-the-n... A matrix of color pixels is less noticable when you have 200-350PPI, vs something like 80PPI on a netbook.