The IPS (inter plane switching) panel has been used for everything from the iMac to the iPad to iPhone 4 and provides a much greater viewing range than a standard display. But this time there’s an exception, the 4th generation iPod Touch doesn’t have an IPS panel, however, it does have the Retina Display. One of the reasons may be because of the cost, Apple may have wanted to keep the iPod Touch at the same price and add new feature, but not all of them without raising the price of it. Another possibility is that Apple wanted the iPhone 4 to have all the nicer features because its their flagship device.  Still though, the new iPod Touch has some nice features such as the Apple A4 chip, 2 cameras (not as nice as the iPhone 4′s however), Retina Display, and others.

Want to compare the iPhone 4′s display to the iPhone 3GS’s display? Well, I have you covered thanks to MobileCrunch. Here’s a photo:

As you can tell, the iPhone 3GS’s display (on the right) isn’t as sharp and crisp as the iPhone 4′s display (on the left). The reason is, is because the iPhone 4′s display has a Retina Display and an IPS panel. The Retina Display allows the iPhone 4′s display to hold 4X more pixels than the iPhone 3GS’s display. As for the IPS panel, it allows the iPhone 4′s display to have wider viewing angles, just like the IPS panel in the iPad. For more info on the iPhone 4 and the Retina Display click here.

[MobileCrunch]

At Apple’s WWDC 2010 keynote, Steve jobs announced the iPhone 4. Well, with this iPhone 4 it has a new Retina Display and an IPS panel and with those new features, it gives the iPhone 4 a better display than the iPhone 3GS. But how much better than the iPhone 3GS? Well, here’s a picture below for you to judge by:

So, obviously, the iPhone 4 has a much, much better display than the iPhone 3GS. For more info on the Retina Display and the IPS panel please click here.

[MobileCrunch]