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Pixel density isn't what matters either. It's the angular size of the pixels as you see them (not sure what the actual term for that is). My phone has around 5
by the_pwner224 6y ago
Pixel density isn't what matters either. It's the angular size of the pixels as you see them (not sure what the actual term for that is).
My phone has around 550 PPI but my computer monitor at 160 PPI looks damn near as sharp. Meanwhile I can clearly notice when the phone's resolution is reduced to get around 400 PPI, but I highly doubt I would be able to tell the difference between 200 and 250 on a computer monitor.