O/T: Nibbling on an Apple

It seems important to nospam that he says something first. Especially
when it is said obliquity.

 

Take oe of Sandman's gold stars, and pin it on your computer.

 

I can't begin to imagine what it must feel like to participate in a
discussion and slowly realize you have it all wrong and end up resorting
to empty non-responses just for the sake of posting *something*.

 

the proper comparison is a retina ipad versus a non-retina ipad or the
new nexus 7 versus the older one. those who have made the comparison
pick the higher resolution display.

..

 

I completely believe that statement. If you went to Kindergarten here,
you would understand my comment.

 

I completely believe that statement. If you went to Kindergarten here,
you would understand my comment.[/QUOTE]

I *understand* it just fine. It's the lack of actual content I'm amazed
of, and why you even choose to post it.

 

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ipad-3-benchmark-review,3156-4.html
throws some more light on the differences between the iPads 2 and 3.

Their alleged colour gamuts are such that I would not want either of
them for my monitor, not withstanding their high resolution.

 

Why would you even be considering any iPad as a primary
monitor/display? That is not their intended purpose.

 

Just making clear to nospam that with or without the retina display a
monitor with the qualities of the iPad would not satisfy my needs.

 

what do you have now and how does it compare to a retina ipad display?

anyway, the comparison to be made would be what you have now versus a
similar size retina display which doesn't exist yet because graphics
cards can't move that much data nor can the interconnects.

however, laptop retina displays do, and those who have them love them.

 

On 16/08/2013 02:47, Eric Stevens wrote:
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With respect, until you have actually tried one you really don't know.

 

Dell U2410M.

Color gamut is somewhat greater.
More constant Gamma of 2.2
It's calibrated.

That's nice. I do admit they look nice.