Calculate pixels per inch and approximate pixel pitch from resolution and screen diagonal.
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PPI = √(horizontal² + vertical²) / diagonal inches. Pixel pitch ≈ 25.4 / PPI mm.
Example: A 27-inch 2560×1440 display is about 108.8 PPI.
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It affects sharpness, but panel quality, viewing distance and scaling also matter.
PPI describes display pixels; DPI usually describes print dots.
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