#25 High-pixel density in your hand
CNET's Dan Ackerman compares the Retina Display on a new iPad to an older screen.
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#3. Mobile usage reaches tipping point
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#8. Foxconn charged with poor working conditions
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#17. Cracks show at Apple in the post-Jobs era
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#19. Patent wars heat up
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#21. Curiosity starts roving around Mars
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#22. Bandwidth crunch has consumer implications
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#25. High-pixel density in your hand
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#28. Startups jump the shark (and get their own TV show!)
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#37. Motorola Droid Razr Maxx
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#39. Rise of Instagram
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#40. Sandy pushes the limits of tech
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#42. Privatization of space travel
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#43. Nintendo Wii U
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#45. Netflix's undoing and recovery
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#46. Twitter gets even bigger
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#47. Cloud computing goes mainstream
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#49. Huawei accused of harboring international spies
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#50. Social media makes money
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#52. 4K TVs
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#53. Chromebook gets real
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#54. Gangnam Style breaks YouTube record
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#55. Sheryl Sandberg
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#56. Concierge economy takes off
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#57. Path privacy scandal leads to App Store changes
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#58. Nokia Lumia family
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#59. Elon Musk of SpaceX
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#61. Flashback malware hits Macs
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#62. Tesla Model S
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#63. Google Glass
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#66. Companies choose 'glamor' launches over trade shows
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#67. Lytro camera
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#69. Nate Silver
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#76. Jonathan Ive
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#94. Women make advances in technology
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From the debut of the Retina Display on the iPad in March to the 10-inch Nexus 10's screen, sporting a resolution so high it was previously only seen on 30-inch monitors, 2012 marked the year that tablets got serious about their screen quality.
Amazon, Asus, and Barnes & Noble also brought impressive tablet screens to the mainstream and enthusiast alike, giving everyone a chance to experience high pixel density; now there's no going back. Any tablet manufacturer worth its weight in pixels will be forced to heavily consider a high-resolution screen if it hopes to succeed in 2013 -- or at least offer a significant discount for what will soon be considered a subpar visual experience.
