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Wouldn't the power draw increase with the increased pixel density?

If they do adopt this pixel density, I hope it has ripple effects in the rest of the industry.

Probably, but not because they were the only operating system that made naive assumptions about physical pixel density.

That's 48% higher pixel density than a phone everyone was extremly happy with 18 months ago.

The 11" model has a pixel density of 135ppi, while the 13" model is 128dpi.

The "new" is the pixel density for a portable screen.

This phone is gigantic and has a pixel density of 198.5.

The reason Canon have made the drop is to try to control the pixel density of the sensor.

The pixel density remains the same as the 4S model, which is 326 pixels per inch.

The higher pixel density, to me, is far more important than color over saturation and perfect black levels.