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The fact they didn't give an actual pixel count makes me think they mean 14,000 per square inch, which with these measurements means four pixels.
by causality0 4y ago
The fact they didn't give an actual pixel count makes me think they mean 14,000 per square inch, which with these measurements means four pixels.
- jhardy54 4y agoDid I math wrong? 0.02 in * 0.02 in == 0.0004 sq in 0.0004 sq in * 14000 ppi == 5.6 pixels
- bruckie 4y agoYou assumed square. Round gives 4 pixels: π(.02/2)^2 * 14000 = 4.4
- bornfreddy 4y agoIt's probably 14000 ppi, not pixels per _square_ inch. So that's 0.02 in * 14000 in each direction (which is 280 x 280 pixels).
- zamadatix 4y ago"Much to my delight, I found I could interact with a compass to find my bearings, view images, and use an on-screen teleprompter to read a surprising but familiar quote." It would seem difficult to view images or read a teleprompter via 4 pixels. More likely they mean exactly what they wrote - 0.02 inches at 14,000 pixels per inch.