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	'''Resolution''' is a measure of how detailed the output (on a [[display]]) or input (on a [[scanner]]) of an is. It is given in '[[pixel]]s/distance', where ''distance'' is given in an appropriate system of units - e.g. 'centimeter' in locations which use the SI system.		'''Resolution''' is a measure of how detailed the output (on a [[display]]) or input (on a [[scanner]]) of an is. It is given in '[[pixel]]s/distance', where ''distance'' is given in an appropriate system of units - e.g. 'centimeter' in locations which use the SI system.

	The 'distance' is often dropped when discussing a particular device; e.g. the resolution of displays on contemporary [[laptop]]s is often given as "1920x1080". In these cases, resolution' means 'size in pixels', an additional, new, meaning for the term.		The 'distance' is often dropped when discussing a particular device; e.g. the resolution of displays on contemporary [[laptop]]s is often given as "1920x1080". In these cases, resolution' means 'size in pixels', a additional, new, meaning for the term.

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'''Resolution''' is a measure of how detailed the output (on a [[display]]) or input (on a [[scanner]]) of an is. It is given in '[[pixel]]s/distance', where ''distance'' is given in an appropriate system of units - e.g. 'centimeter' in locations which use the SI system.

The 'distance' is often dropped when discussing a particular device; e.g. the resolution of displays on contemporary [[laptop]]s is often given as "1920x1080". In these cases, resolution' means 'size in pixels', an additional, new, meaning for the term.

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==External links==

* [https://laptoping.com/laptop-display-specs-explained.html Laptop PC Display Specs (Size, Resolution…) Explained]

[[Category: Device Basics]]

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