Apple could be working on Super Retina devices

It feels Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), threatened by the increasing number of tablets and phablets with a pixel density higher than that of the iPhone and iPad? It could be that yes. According to the latest information, those from Cupertino could be working on devices "Super Retina" what would fold the pixel density that we can find in the current generation of their equipment. Will we see a iPhone 5S with PPI 652? Or a iPad with PPI 528?

Even though neither the iPad nor iPhone they already needed many more reasons to be a success, Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), managed to make them even more popular thanks to its screens Retina, over which rivers of ink have flowed. Ourselves We have already told you about them on some occasions, and we have commented, among other things, how the image quality they offer is so high that the “normal” human eye cannot even appreciate its full resolution. However, and although it is not exactly an old innovation, little by little mobile devices have appeared with screens that were leaving them behind. The Nexus 10 already surpasses iPad (PPI 298 by PPI 264), and many of the last phablets that we have known in recent times do the same with the iPhone (PPI 441 is the new standard that comfortably surpasses PPI 326 of the smartphone of Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),). At CES de Las Vegas last week we have even seen a tablet with resolution 4K.

With this panorama one could begin to wonder how long Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), hopes to continue boasting quality "Retina”For their screens, but there seems to be reason to think that those in Cupertino are determined not to lag behind in what until now was one of the best hallmarks of their devices. According iDownloadBlog, the news comes from Ryan Petrich, one of the tweaks developers for iOS more successful, which has come up with what seems like an unused option to quadruple the number of pixels, which would mean being able to double the current density of pixels per inch (PPI 652 for iPhone, PPI 528 for iPad). It is quite interesting to imagine that Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), It could surprise us with something like that in its next keynotes, however, for the moment we must take the news with enough reservations.