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Apple MacBook Pro - Antiglare vs Retina
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<blockquote data-quote="TJ Cornish" data-source="post: 99078" data-attributes="member: 162"><p>Re: Apple MacBook Pro - Antiglare vs Retina</p><p></p><p>The Retina display has variable resolution. Actual is 2880X1800 (2X 1440X900), but you can select screen scaling to give effectively 1920X1200, 1680X1024, 1440X900 (default), and even a couple smaller resolutions. Normally running an LCD at anything other than the native resolution is a disaster, but with the Retina implementation, it looks great. I run at 1920X1200, which was what I was used to with my previous 17" and I love it. In the year since the Retina tech has come out, most of the big apps have been updated to work well with Retina - apps like Photoshop use the scaling for menu elements, but the working canvas always runs at the native 2880X1800. It looks great.</p><p></p><p>I can't think of any reason not to buy the Retina other than cost.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TJ Cornish, post: 99078, member: 162"] Re: Apple MacBook Pro - Antiglare vs Retina The Retina display has variable resolution. Actual is 2880X1800 (2X 1440X900), but you can select screen scaling to give effectively 1920X1200, 1680X1024, 1440X900 (default), and even a couple smaller resolutions. Normally running an LCD at anything other than the native resolution is a disaster, but with the Retina implementation, it looks great. I run at 1920X1200, which was what I was used to with my previous 17" and I love it. In the year since the Retina tech has come out, most of the big apps have been updated to work well with Retina - apps like Photoshop use the scaling for menu elements, but the working canvas always runs at the native 2880X1800. It looks great. I can't think of any reason not to buy the Retina other than cost. [/QUOTE]
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