Macs ship with the display set at a certain resolution, and Apple defines this in the technical specifications for each model. But with Retina displays, these numbers can get confusing: there is the display’s resolution and the “looks like” resolution used on the Mac. Resolutions on Retina Macs look like half the actual number of pixels measured vertically and horizontally because of “pixel doubling.”
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Good article, Kirk. But I’m baffled by your omission of the use of Fresnel lenses to affect perceived resolution. That’s what *most* users employ, no?
I didn’t have the word count to explore advanced optics and related technologies…
Good article, Kirk. But I’m baffled by your omission of the use of Fresnel lenses to affect perceived resolution. That’s what *most* users employ, no?
I didn’t have the word count to explore advanced optics and related technologies…
I’ve been using SwitchResX with success recently. http://www.madrau.com/
I’ve been using SwitchResX with success recently. http://www.madrau.com/