I'm a non-native English speaker, but shouldn't that read superior to , and I think you need a space after a comma. I read about this display on many news sources, why link from a site that doesn't even proofread the title?!
LG Intros New 5-inch 1080p Display,Superior Than Apple’s Retina Display
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#13DPI is the new megapixel count.
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#15Is it just me or is this "article" just a rehashed press release?
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#16As bigger screens become the norm for new smartphones, I wonder if we will see a 5" iPhone 5.
I believe Dustin Curtis was the first person to start that discussion: http://dcurt.is/2011/10/03/3-point-5-inches
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#18Do we need 440ppi displays? At this level, does improving the PPI make any difference at all to human eyes?
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#19"LG also claims that the high density of the display will make it impossible for the human eye to distinguish between individual pixels." Wasn't that already true for Retina displays? Maybe I'm missing something but why keep increasing the PPI?
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#20"LG also claims that the high density of the display will make it impossible for the human eye to distinguish between individual pixels." Wasn't that already true for Retina displays? Maybe I'm missing something but why keep increasing the PPI?
That's not important, the important thing is that numbers have to be higher than Apple's, whatever it takes.