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it won't look any different from what you see websites normally... Lol.

• hybrid11 14y ago
  The website itself won't, but it will be hard to read some websites. Most websites are optimized for half of that resolution, so you will need to zoom in / increase font size to read the text, which could blur out the graphics.
  • hinathan 14y ago
    They're not just going to render everything 1:1 as if it were a 30"-class screen. This is going to work like the 'new' iPad screen and render text at high res and images at whatever dimensions are natural for the layout (uses 50% scale up be default, and then will add extra resolution if the source image is bigger than the declared or computed css dimensions)
    • hybrid11 14y ago
      Eventually though, I can see websites taking advantage of this new resolution, and optimizing their graphics for it ... similar to the 'new' iPad apps