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by michaelmrose
1389 days ago
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Firstly a definition PPI: pixels in a single dimension / size in that dimension in inches. A nice high end phones screen is like 300 PPI a 20 year old laptop screen is around 100. A nice desktop monitor is 160-240. A calculator https://www.sven.de/dpi/ It's hard to discuss a monitor being 100ppi@720p because those 2 variables are related via a third variable size. A 720p screen would be 100dpi at about 14" and indeed that is a common size for crappy laptops. A tiny screen with that PPI strapped to your face would look like shit. For instance a 2" square screen would be 200px x 200px. Resolution matters a lot. |
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