iPad mini gives Google Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle Fire HD quality display

In fact, in the last days of the screen is not as impressive in the tablet iPad mini did not say just lazy, but it was taken for comparison, all Retina-display in the "big" iPad third and fourth generation , that, you are not quite right. DisplayMate Technologies experts in this regard received more correctly, comparing screen iPad mini with a display of its direct competitors, which is about the same "weight category", namely 7-inch tablet Google Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle Fire HD.

In short, the experts acknowledged the touch screen iPad mini decent, but not great, which is somewhat contrary to the practice of recent years Apple equip its beautiful touchscreen portable devices (for example, Retina-displays in the iPhone and the same iPad). Moreover, a number of parameters gives iPad mini Google Nexus 7 and Amazon Kindle Fire HD. For example, the resolution 7.9-inch screen iPad mini is 1024 x 768, which gives a density of pixels at 163ppi vs 216ppi display in the competition.

Plays iPad mini display and on such important indicators as the reflection coefficient, which had "unexpectedly high." As a result, it represents a 53 percent increase compared to the ambient light with a screen in the Google Nexus 7 and 41 per cent as compared to Amazon Kindle Fire HD. But the coverage of the color space of the display iPad mini, by contrast, is much smaller than the competition. It is hoped that Apple would take into account all of this criticism and equip the second generation of its compact tablet a decent display (which may already be in development).

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