Is this a good way to have two UI between iPad and iPad mini?

Question

Yes, the iPad and iPad mini finally come with same resolutions. And the difference between two device is physical size. But the question I have is...Should I make the iPad have more view than the iPad mini?

Let say I am writing an application that shows a map. So, on the iPad mini, let's say, I show 100 km * 100 km place, it works nice, but for iPad, it seems that every thing will become bigger. Is this a good way to show more? For example, 120 km * 120 km (Scale is not correct in this example) in iPad. So, the scale of the map symbol is the same, but can see more things. Is this a good way to do this? Please share your view.

Answer 1

"Do you have a different zoom level for a desktop view?"

If yes, you can continue the same rule on other resolutions. As far as I know, Google maps has zoom levels that can be combined with the screen resolution.