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Being Creative => Development Showcase => Topic started by: Dataflashsabot on August 01, 2010, 19:22:04
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http://sabot.110mb.com/ppicalc.html (http://sabot.110mb.com/ppicalc.html)
It's not unique, I made it mostly to brush up on Javascript. Fun to make though, and maybe someone will find it useful, so I thought I'd share.
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Its nice. :)
My screen has 94 Points per inch :)
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My screen has 94 Points per inch :)
Really? that's quite lo-res...
Mine is 128 (1680x1050, 15.5" diagonal) Yay for WSXGA+ !
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My screen has 94 Points per inch :)
Really? that's quite lo-res...
Mine is 128 (1680x1050, 15.5" diagonal) Yay for WSXGA+ !
Actually, the lower the better.
I have 1920x1200 on 24" :)
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Actually, the lower the better.
I have 1920x1200 on 24" :)
Erm, higher PPI is better. :huh:
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Erm, higher PPI is better. :huh:
surely the more points in an inch, the higher resoloution?
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Actually, the lower the better.
I have 1920x1200 on 24" :)
Erm, higher PPI is better. :huh:
I guess it depends. The higher the PPI is, the more you have to concentrate to see everything. Sure, you get more information on a smaller screen, but you easily compensate by moving closer to your monitor.
If I want my screen to be tinier whilst having the same resolution, and thus increasing the PPI, I can just move my chair back a few meters. I do not sit directly in front of my screen but there's a meter between me and the screen, so that makes up for the lower PPI. (in fact, it makes it almost a requirement)
But if I want to brag about going even lower...
My TV: PPI: 47.88928630613692. => 1920x1080 @ 46"
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But if I want to brag about going even lower...
My TV: PPI: 47.88928630613692. => 1920x1080 @ 46"
Happens to be the same as mine XD