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2,231 PointsWhat is equivalent to a retina display on Android devices or rather its size should be 200% of the original artwork.
I have been stuck. I watched the videos many times. Please help!
1 Answer
Austin Whipple
29,725 PointsAndroid devices don't get the Apple-branded "Retina Display" name, but many still have high-DPI displays that have the same (or possibly greater) pixel density. Really, if you apply the same solutions you use for Retina Displays to Android, you should be in relatively good shape.
That said, checkout this Android Developer documentation for more information.
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsWhat's the answer to the quiz question? I put in high-DPI but it says that's wrong.
Austin Whipple
29,725 PointsBrandon, I believe XDPI is the answer to that particular fill-in-the blank question. A bit confusing since they reference XHDPI in that training as well.
Tomas Dvorak
10,010 PointsTomas Dvorak
10,010 PointsRetina displays can display more than 200dpi so for example Nexus 7 should be the candidate. Nexus has 216dpi which is as much as macbook with retina display.