"The Retina display on iPhone ushered in the era of super-high-resolution displays. Its pixel density is so high, your eye can%u2019t distinguish individual pixels. The images and words are amazingly vivid and crisp. Everything just looks so real. In fact, once you see a Retina display, you%u2019re never satisfied with anything less. Yet it remains a feature found only on iPhone and other Apple products."
I don't know how they can get away with these lies.
"The Retina display on iPhone ushered in the era of super-high-resolution displays. Its pixel density is so high, your eye can%u2019t distinguish individual pixels. The images and words are amazingly vivid and crisp. Everything just looks so real. In fact, once you see a Retina display, you%u2019re never satisfied with anything less. Yet it remains a feature found only on iPhone and other Apple products."
I don't know how they can get away with these lies.
It's partly true. Except that it's only found on iPhone and Apple products. HTC, LG and Sony all have true, full 1080p HD, full RGB pixel 400+ dpi displays on their new flagships...
Simply Apple is claiming that those massive 1080p phones are in the same era as their 3.5" and 4" phones. Obviously they did set that trend that has carried forwards.
In wireless, Apple touts the iPhone 5 as delivering "ultrafast wireless and LTE," stating that "Apple engineers not only created a way to fit LTE in the thin iPhone profile, they did it in a way that optimizes battery life, too.
Minor quibble: it was Qualcomm who created a way to fit LTE in everyone's thin phones, by coming up with a lower power all-in-one multi-protocol broadband modem.
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I don't know how they can get away with these lies.
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Originally Posted by ClemyNX
"The Retina display on iPhone ushered in the era of super-high-resolution displays. Its pixel density is so high, your eye can%u2019t distinguish individual pixels. The images and words are amazingly vivid and crisp. Everything just looks so real. In fact, once you see a Retina display, you%u2019re never satisfied with anything less. Yet it remains a feature found only on iPhone and other Apple products."
I don't know how they can get away with these lies.
It's partly true. Except that it's only found on iPhone and Apple products. HTC, LG and Sony all have true, full 1080p HD, full RGB pixel 400+ dpi displays on their new flagships...
Its a trademark, and no one else is allowed to use the word.
I didn't see anywhere that it was a trademark. And you can't trademark retina. Retina display at least.
I posted a link to it in this thread.
Ah ok. Still, them playing on words like that isn't very classy. The HTC one has a lot higher ppi.
Simply Apple is claiming that those massive 1080p phones are in the same era as their 3.5" and 4" phones.
Obviously they did set that trend that has carried forwards.
Originally Posted by aBeliefSystem
Simply Apple is claiming that those massive 1080p phones are in the same era as their 3.5" and 4" phones.
So… you're claiming they're not?
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Originally Posted by AppleInsider
In wireless, Apple touts the iPhone 5 as delivering "ultrafast wireless and LTE," stating that "Apple engineers not only created a way to fit LTE in the thin iPhone profile, they did it in a way that optimizes battery life, too.
Minor quibble: it was Qualcomm who created a way to fit LTE in everyone's thin phones, by coming up with a lower power all-in-one multi-protocol broadband modem.
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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
He thinks that we all lie about what Apple products do and that this new page directly from Apple will "set us straight" on the facts.
Thank you TS.