The biggest beef that people will have with the iPad Mini (other than price, that is) is that it doesn’t come with a pixel dense Retina Display. It’s the only new iOS device—iPad 4, iPhone 5, iPod Touch—that doesn’t have one. But it turns out, its screen is still much better than the iPad 2 because its pixels are smaller. Read More >>
Featured comment by lee:
"**"the Retina Display (at this point) simply cannot be made to fit the new [iPad mini] small chassis, so to speak . . "**
'So to speak' ? Yes it ca..." More »
The tech aficionados of the world are slowly getting their hands on the 13-inch MacBook Pro with its new Retina Display loveliness, and not surprisingly, it's a thing of beauty. The body is lighter, the screen is crisp—now all we need is more software to take advantage of that gorgeous display. Read More >>
If your eyes are blessed with looking at the pixel dense Retina Display MacBook Pro, you'd know the scorching ugly hell of non-Retina optimised Mac apps. It's so awful—way more scarring than non-retina iOS apps—that you wouldn't want to use those non-Retina apps anymore. So here's how to find all the apps optimised for your MacBook Pro with Retina Display. Read More >>
Featured comment by Josh Giles:
"Thanks, have been looking for some sort of directory like this, just need Spotify to upgrade to retina and I will be a happy man." More »
The term "retina display" is tossed around with increased frequency and decreased meaning. Is there really a strict definition anymore? Screen mega-expert Ray Soneira of DisplayMate points out that the biggest monitor in your house has been retina all along.Read More >>
Featured comment by EddyCJ:
"They mean if you want the brand 'Retina' which Apple own. I don't think it was meant seriously i.e. 'if you really must have Retina, get this. But don..." More »
John Herrman over at Buzzfeed FWD astutely points out that all of the flaws of cameraphones (noisy sensors, poor focus abilities, artifacting, etc.) are being exposed now that we have large screens (both in size and resolution to display our images on). Going forward, is this enough of a reason to make you go back to carrying a proper, standalone camera? [FWD] Read More >>
Now that the high-resolution retina display has hit the MacBook Pro, it's almost certain we'll see a retina display on a MacBook Air sometime in the future. But what will these displays look like? GDGT thinks it knows. Read More >>
Featured comment by warriorscot:
"On a 13" screen and smaller I really can't see the point of such high resolution displays. We barely have those resolutions in over 20" displays that..." More »
Last week, the gadget surgeons at iFixit got their hands on a new MacBook Pro with retina display, and promptly disassembled it only to realise that it's going to be basically impossible to repair on your own. Now they've gone after the sophisticated display itself to see its ultra-resolution guts up close. Read More >>
Featured comment by Darrell Jones:
"Surely you've heard, Apple invented everything :-) One thing they certainly have invented is a laptop you don't have a hope in hell of fixing yourself..." More »
The first reviews of the new MacBook Pro with Retina Display are out and to no one's surprise, the Retina Display is ah-mazing. We'll have our own review of the new MacBook Pro soon, but in the mean time we culled together the best first impressions out there. Read More >>
Featured comment by t.y.wan:
""So you know it’s a good sign when this notebook is surpassing full-fledged gaming rigs." - LOLZ i7-3610QM (8GB ram) beating an i7-2920XM (16GB ram)..." More »
Having just dumped a load of new models on the world, Apple left out the 13-inch MacBook Pro from its Retina Display upgrade, much to my dismay. According to new rumours, Apple is working on a Retina 13-incher, it just hasn't released it yet. Read More >>
Featured comment by P4PERTR4iL:
"it is user replaceable... i for one like the new macbook pro, from it's design bulid quality & specs are really good. i wouldn't mind forking out ..." More »
Masked by all the buzz around the new super thin Retina Display MacBook Pro, one of the workhorse Mac family got quietly snuffed out. The video producers favourite machine on the road, the 17-inch MacBook Pro, is sadly no more. Read More >>
Featured comment by mattoc4:
"When im watching or reading through tutorials i snap PS to the left half (win+left arrow), then I strip back the UI, using shortcuts to access the too..." More »
It seems Apple's just started approving Retina-ready apps ahead of WWDC this coming Monday. At least one app, FolderWatch, has made it into the Mac App Store with "retina graphics", pretty much screaming that we really will see Retina Display Macs next week. Read More >>
Featured comment by Apples:
"All the evidence so far points towards Macs getting quadrupled resolution too, that's exactly what HiDPI mode is OS X does, but we don't the hardware ..." More »
If you've ooh and aahed over the beautiful hi-res retina displays on the iPhone 4 and new iPad, prepare to have your mind completely blown by how much resolution Japan Display has squeezed into its new minuscule LCD screens. Read More >>
With WWDC just around the bend—Apple's keynote is next Monday—it's time to face the usual torrent of leaks and dribbles and rumours and lies. And while this look at a rumoured MacBook could well be the latter, it certainly matches up with what we'd expect. Except, maybe, for that display. Read More >>
Featured comment by yeoldgreat1:
"In that case, as CD/DVDs are dead, why would they bother putting one of those drives in?
If they'd left out the drive completely then it would show..." More »
Cramming a QXGA display with a resolution of 2048x1526 into a device as small as the iPad might seem like an impressive accomplishment. But Forth Dimension Displays have managed to squeeze that same number of pixels into a display that's smaller than an inch. Read More >>
It's iPad Day! Hurray! All your favourite iPad apps, made retina-displayable! Hurr — not so fast. If what Instapaper godfather and iOS dev guru Marco Arment says is true, we might be waiting just a bit longer before we see many retina-caliber apps making their way onto the new iPad. Read More >>