Pixel Density, Demystified

7/5/2016

This article aims to demystify the concept of pixel density in displays. It explains what pixel density is and how it is measured in pixels per inch (PPI). The author explores the relationship between pixel density, screen size, and viewing distance, emphasizing that higher pixel density leads to sharper and more detailed images. The article also discusses the difference between standard and retina displays and the impact of pixel density on user experience. It concludes by highlighting the importance of considering pixel density when designing for different devices and screen sizes.

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