Resolution on bigger screens
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If 1080p is 1920x1080 and theres HDTVs in all sizes, is there still the same amount of pixels in a 20" tv as a 42" tv?
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which is why smaller televisions will always look sharper than larger ones.
the tradeoff you get is a larger image. you often do not notice the lower pixels per inch rating in movies and games as you would when reading text or other such tasks.
i use a 40" 1080p tv as my monitor and i can tell you although it works fine my old 20" was much sharper at 1600x1200.
the tradeoff you get is a larger image. you often do not notice the lower pixels per inch rating in movies and games as you would when reading text or other such tasks.
i use a 40" 1080p tv as my monitor and i can tell you although it works fine my old 20" was much sharper at 1600x1200.
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