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Originally Posted by Barty
I think ppi will be like megapixel on cameras. At some point, it'll be just overkill. Worse, focus on this one spec allows mgfrs to neglect on improving other equally important ones, like color accuracy, color gamut coverage, black levels, etc. simply because it's easier to explain and market.
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Or what I've been running into with Linux on a 120-DPI laptop screen- software designers who think that the screen DPI is fixed at 96 and have important buttons and controls that are based on a number of pixels of width instead of a percentage of the screen or window.
So when you get that new 444-DPI screen, you suddenly discover that everything is a quarter of the size you expected, but since its capacitive you're still restricted to about a half- inch square worth of accuracy.
