SOLVED] Missing built-in display resolutions on Big Sur 11.3 beta (M1 Macbook Air) | MacRumors Forums
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Apple's website shows the new MacBook Air M1's display resolution is 2560x1600, but full screen screenshots are 2880x1800. Why is that? : r/ macbook
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