Tim Ricchuiti has written an informative analysis of how Apple might bring the Retina Display to Macs.
Interest in the topic has stemmed from Apple's inclusion of a 3200x2000 pixel wallpaper image in Mac OS X Lion. After examining the various options, Ricchuiti published the chart below detailing what he estimates could be the Retina Display resolutions for different Mac devices.
The biggest question I would have is whether or not they'd put something into place for users who genuinely do want much smaller UI elements and much more screen real estate. That is, if Apple were to double their UI, and then use the 2x1080p resolution for the 27-inch iMac, theres a sense in which current 27-inch iMac users would feel like they were actually losing screen real estate from their current 2560x1440 displays.
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Solution - April 25, 2011 at 12:57pm
So this article shows 7 different DPIs which means they have to create 7 different LCD IPS panels. This is NOT gonna happen :)
I wish they would make a retina display at least for iPad 3. I didn't change my iPad 1G only because 2G has the same display.
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Noman - April 24, 2011 at 6:04am
Brilliant ideat to make everything in the world look crap ie. 72dpi stuff produced in last two decades. Please, dont do it!