Soundwave said:
For reading text and web surfing sure. For a device that's primarily going to play games on? Not really. Most games won't even run at the full 1080 resolution, most devs would probably opt for a lower resolution. Just like with the Vita, a lot of the games don't run at the full screen 960x544 resolution. And you really can't tell either. |
It's up to the dev if they want to use the full resolution or not, like you said. A 1080p screen would make things like the text and menu look much cleaner, while allowing devs to make games in 720p if they so wish. If a game isn't terribly power intensive, it can be used in 1080p.
It's not like 1080p mobile displays will be that expensive 2-3 years from now. Like I said before, at that point, they will be third-tier. 4K and 2K screens will be the primary mobile device screens, while 1080p will be seen on budget phones, just as how 720p is seen on budget phones today.
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