What is a Retina display?

DavidLux · Feb 10, 2015

Hi, I'm going to buy a device but in its feature show "Retina display", what is it?
Anyone can explain What is the difference between a Retina display or non-Retina?

Nytshade · Feb 10, 2015

Steve Jobs explains it well, every time I try to answer that question I end up getting tons of questions I can't answer hehe... but this video should help

[video=youtube;kcnKi7GxZ2k]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcnKi7GxZ2k[/video]

Hassan · Feb 10, 2015

Retina Display is nothing more than high resolution screen technology by Apple which provides resolution levels of 220 to 326 pixels per inch.

web-project · Mar 3, 2015

Retina display is exactly the same as HD display, just apple posh wording.

sophia ellison · Jun 23, 2015

Retina display refers to the pixel density in which a person not capable to discern the individual pixels at a usual viewing distance. IPad3, iPad4 or iPad Air are the best and their pixel density is twice as high. Their screen quality is also good like colourful, sharp and bright. IPad Air is much better than non-Retina iPad2. IPad Air is very fast and lighter.

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