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The actual images aren't quite what I would call "hi-res" - 512x512px at 72dpi for the Octocat, for example. Seems like if they are going to all this trouble th

• lwat 15y ago
  You don't need to specify DPI when you're talking about pixels already, that pic will be 512x512 pixels at any DPI.
  • pbhjpbhj 15y ago
    Specifying the dpi gives the print size of the image. So basically instead of printing very small and hi-res this will print as larger but with low-res; so it makes sense as the claim is that the images are not hi-res.
    • lwat 15y ago
      We're talking about on-screen images, not printing them.