> and the screen isn't OLED so it feels like I can see the pixels.
What does the screen not being OLED have to do with resolution and pixel density?
Every iPhone SE has a retina screen and every single iPhone since 4 has a retina screen. The screen being OLED has absolutely nothing to do with any of this.
You’re absolutely right, that’s my error in the article. It’s the pixel density being lower that I feel I can notice. The screen being either LCD or OLED is immaterial in this point. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, I appreciate it.
> and the screen isn't OLED so it feels like I can see the pixels.
What does the screen not being OLED have to do with resolution and pixel density?
Every iPhone SE has a retina screen and every single iPhone since 4 has a retina screen. The screen being OLED has absolutely nothing to do with any of this.
You’re absolutely right, that’s my error in the article. It’s the pixel density being lower that I feel I can notice. The screen being either LCD or OLED is immaterial in this point. Thanks for bringing it to my attention, I appreciate it.