Which Screen Display has more pixels?

Arguably the most striking feature of the New iPad is the Retina Screen resolution in high resolution 2048 × 1535 with 3.1 million pixels and 264ppi (pixels per inch). Essentially the New iPad screen contains as many pixels the human eye can not distinguish between them a certain distance. Mathis was more curious about this screen and put it under a Digital Microscope to look better into pixels.

See the comparison between iDevices Retina Display :

• Apple iPad 2 Display
• Apple New iPad 3 Display
• Apple iPod Touch (2007) Display
• Apple iPhone 4S Display

Mathis compared the display of the New iPad ( iPad 3 ) of this iPhone 4S and other non-iOS devices. Even under the microscope with the same about the superiority of the larger screen the new iPad is obvious. The only device that is better than the new iPad is the iPhone 4S, as shown in the photo above, and because the iPhone 4S has more pixels per inch, specifically 326ppi.

See the story and the corresponding results for some other devices tested by Mathis :

• BlackBerry PlayBook Display
• HP TouchPad Display 
• Amazon Kindle Fire Display

Apple iDevices 2011 sales passed Mac in 30 years

In 2011, Apple sold more iPods, iPhone and iPad it has passed the Mac in 30 years. If 122 million ended up on a Mac desktop since the inception of the brand, these are 156 million iDevice which were sold,  just over the year 2011!

 Here is the graph which shows the amazing progress:

Several explanations justify such figures. First, the prices of Macs and those of iDevice. The price of a Mac has always been high (remember the Apple II in 5000 dollars!), While today an iPod Touch costs a whopping 199 euros ... Another explanation of the Apple mobile devices are much more oriented than the general public were and still are Apple computers. Certainly, Apple pierces more in this sector, but the hegemony of Windows PC is far from over ...

Thus, at the time of the coming integration still further iOS in OS X, all figures are therefore not surprising.

Source Asymco