Thread: Is the iPhone too small for reading ebooks
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Old 02-22-2011, 04:49 PM   #77
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Originally Posted by Joe Minton View Post
Slowly, surely, inevitably we ereader folks are going to realize that resolution (TMF) trumps screen size.

Books are printed at 300 dpi (I think). Anything more is considered wasted bandwidth; anything less may cause resolution problems for the reader. Apple's "Retina" screen resolution is more than 300 dpi -- it wins.
100% agreed. Mine doesn't go as high, but resolution is what indeed allows for crisp reading.
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