Running the Retina MacBook Pro at Full 2880x1800 Resolution

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By Eric SlivkaJun 21, 2012, 12:10 pm401 pts
While Apple's new Retina MacBook Pro includes a display measuring 2880x1800 pixels, the default display options do not allow users to run their systems at that full resolution. Instead, the extra pixels are used to display a higher level of detail on a canvas representing the previous 1440x900 resolution.…

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