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Originally Posted by scrapking
I read this: http://www.wpcentral.com/microsoft-f...ng-reddit-iama
"On the display not being super high resolution, Microsoft addresses this through a three pronged method: ClearType for pixel smoothing, Custom designed 10.6” high contrast wide angle screen and optically bonded the screen with the thinnest optical stack anywhere on the market. In turn, the reflectiveness of the Surface’s display is much lower than the iPad, resulting in higher contrast of colors and more visible detail"
And now I don't know what to think about the screen resolution. It sounds like resolution isn't the be-all, end-all of tablet displays. Very interesting. |
I had cleartype on my PPC back in 2002. It was nice for font rendering for sure, but it still had a crappy resolution for today's standards. It is. Eryainly not important to everybody, but since I am a web designer, it is important to me. Not necessarily for work, but because to me, this is a very important buying decision factor.