Why is the screen resolution of my (32GB) iPad worse than the MacBook? Is there any way of adjusting it to see better images?
Mike
October 7, 2011 at 10:25 am
The iPad only has an XGA screen (1024x768) wherein the MacBook is WXGA (1280x800). Since both displays operate at comparable pixel densitiy ~ 132 PPI for iPad, 113 PPI for the MacBook ~ it is only natural that pictures will look better on the MacBook.
And no, there is no way to improve it - it's a hardware limitation.
FIDELIS
October 7, 2011 at 6:42 am
Hello, the only way of changing the resolution for the ipad is by using zoom in/out:
The iPad only has an XGA screen (1024x768) wherein the MacBook is WXGA (1280x800). Since both displays operate at comparable pixel densitiy ~ 132 PPI for iPad, 113 PPI for the MacBook ~ it is only natural that pictures will look better on the MacBook.
And no, there is no way to improve it - it's a hardware limitation.
Hello, the only way of changing the resolution for the ipad is by using zoom in/out:
http://ipodiphoneitunestutorials.com/iPadTutorials/change-screen-resolution-on-ipad.php