is 1366x768 19 inch and 1920x1080 22 inch feel the same??
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Well, are you asking about the DPI? It seems you are.... so...
1366x768 at 19 inches gives you about a 82 DPI.
1920x1080 at 22 inches gives you about 100 DPI.
This means your 22 inch monitor will look a little bit sharper, or appear to have a higher resolution per area.
If you play games which are graphics intensive, the 22 inch will require a more powerful card to use the higher resolution.
1366x768 at 19 inches gives you about a 82 DPI.
1920x1080 at 22 inches gives you about 100 DPI.
This means your 22 inch monitor will look a little bit sharper, or appear to have a higher resolution per area.
If you play games which are graphics intensive, the 22 inch will require a more powerful card to use the higher resolution.
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a smaller monitor can allow for a higher pixel pitch (density) and there for a sharper image. example...take a 10" 800x 600 monitor like so
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824105019
has the same pixal pitch as a 17" 1280x1024
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824016146
both these monitors share a .264mm pixel pitch. so yes a lower resolution monitor, if small enough, can be sharper then a larger higher resolution one.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824105019
has the same pixal pitch as a 17" 1280x1024
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824016146
both these monitors share a .264mm pixel pitch. so yes a lower resolution monitor, if small enough, can be sharper then a larger higher resolution one.
nukemaster
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You can tell the difference for sure. because the pixels are smaller, things will look less jaggie and require less AA to smooth out.
Now I have a 15inch 1280 x 800(or was it 1200 x 800) screen and it look fine because as you say, the screen is smaller.
Everything is pushing more and more pixels in smaller screens now, so it is just a matter of time before 1920 x 1080 becomes the standard for small screens(cell phone small, its already happening). This does bring up something new, you almost HAVE to be able to scale things now because at that size, my post would be VERY hard to read.
Point in case, I "think" you will notice the difference(if not simply by having more room for programs and being able to see farther on a web page), but if you don't, Your video card will as it will have to work harder(if you game) to render images at the new screen resolution.
Now I have a 15inch 1280 x 800(or was it 1200 x 800) screen and it look fine because as you say, the screen is smaller.
Everything is pushing more and more pixels in smaller screens now, so it is just a matter of time before 1920 x 1080 becomes the standard for small screens(cell phone small, its already happening). This does bring up something new, you almost HAVE to be able to scale things now because at that size, my post would be VERY hard to read.
Point in case, I "think" you will notice the difference(if not simply by having more room for programs and being able to see farther on a web page), but if you don't, Your video card will as it will have to work harder(if you game) to render images at the new screen resolution.
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