"Some might be curious about the new iPad screen. For this screen, Apple
has chosen a scale factor of 200%. The new screen has twice the pixel
density (132 PPI to 234 PPI) on the same size screen. Because iOS and
developers only need to support the predefined resolutions, they only
need to design for this one additional scaling factor. In the case of
iPad 2 compared to new iPad the 200% scaling factor means that what you
see on 1024×768 is exactly what you see on the new resolution, only
sharper because more pixels are used. Additionally, on higher
pixel-density screens like the new iPad, developers for games and other
performance-critical apps may decide the right balance between
letterboxing and running at a lower fidelity to deliver the best
experience (frame rate, for example)," reads Washington's blog post.
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