retinaérték

retinaérték is a Hungarian term that translates to "retina value" or "retinal value". It generally refers to the quality or resolution of a display screen, particularly in the context of its ability to render sharp and detailed images. The concept is closely related to the idea of a "retina display," a marketing term popularized by Apple for its high-resolution screens where individual pixels are not discernible to the naked eye at a typical viewing distance.

When discussing retinaérték, the focus is on the pixel density, measured in pixels per inch (PPI). A higher PPI indicates that more pixels are packed into the same physical area, resulting in a smoother and more detailed image. This enhanced sharpness is particularly beneficial for reading text, viewing photographs, and experiencing high-definition content.

The term retinaérték is often used in discussions about smartphones, tablets, monitors, and televisions. It helps consumers understand and compare the visual clarity offered by different devices. While the original "retina" concept was tied to a specific PPI threshold, retinaérték is a broader descriptor indicating a high level of visual fidelity, aiming to provide an experience where pixels are virtually invisible. The perception of what constitutes a sufficient retinaérték can vary depending on the viewing distance and individual eyesight.