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DPI (Fineness) of Displays

You can learn the fineness of the resolution in relation to the display size from the values of the following table.
The values are indicated in DPI (= dots per inch).

Following images show the relative display size and how much "space" remains at the screen with Windows XP (with the standard setting of 96 DPI).

size comparison of different displays
size comparison of different displays

Table of Resolution/Size

Inch Pixel H Pixel V Pixel DPI Type Type Manufacturer
7,2 1280 768 983.040 207,3 W WXGA Toshiba Libretto U100
8,4 800 600 480.000 119,0 Std SVGA Motion
8,9 1024 600 614.400 133,4 W WSVGA FSC, Dialouge
10,4 1024 768 786.432 123,1 Std XGA Panasonic
10,6 1280 768 983.040 140,8 W WXGA Amoi, FSC, Aceratec
11,1 1366 768 1.049.088 141,2 W WXGA Sony
12,1 1024 768 786.432 105,8 Std XGA Acer, Asus, Averatec, FSC, HP, IBM Lenovo, LG, Motion, Panasonic, Terra, Toshiba
12,1 1280 768 983.040 123,4 W WXGA Samsung
12,1 1280 800 1.024.000 124,7 W WXGA Acer, Amoi, Asus, Cebop, FSC, MSI, Nexoc
12,1 1400 1050 1.470.000 144,6 W SXGA+ Toshiba M200, M400
13,3 1024 768 786.432 96,2 Std XGA FSC, Panasonic
13,3 1280 768 983.040 112,2 W WXGA Benq
13,3 1280 800 1.024.000 113,5 W WXGA Asus, Averatec, Sony
14,1 1024 768 786.432 90,8 Std XGA Acer, Benq, FSC, HP, IBM, Lenovo, Nexoc, Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, Toshiba
14,1 1280 768 983.040 105,9 W WXGA Benq, Samsung, Toshiba
14,1 1280 800 1.024.000 107,1 W WXGA Acer, Asus, FSC, LG, MSI, Sony
14,1 1400 1050 1.470.000 124,1 W SXGA+ FSC, IBM, Sony, Toshiba
14,1 1440 900 1.296.000 120,4 W WXGA+ LG
15 1024 768 786.432 85,3 Std XGA Acer, Asus, Benq, Cebop, FSC, HP, IBM, Maxdata, MSI, Nexoc, Samsung, Terra, Toshiba
15 1280 800 1.024.000 100,6 W WXGA Benq, Yakumo
15 1280 1024 1.310.720 109,3 Std XGA+ IBM Lenovo
15 1400 1050 1.470.000 116,7 Std SXGA+ Acer, Asus, FSC, HP, IBM, LG, Maxdata, Samsung, Toshiba
15 1440 1050 1.512.000 118,8 Std SXGA+ Maxdata
15 1600 1200 1.920.000 133,3 Std UXGA FSC, IBM, Panasonic
15,4 1024 768 786.432 83,1 Std XGA Maxdata
15,4 1200 800 960.000 93,7 W WXGA Asus
15,4 1280 768 983.040 96,9 W WXGA LG
15,4 1280 800 1.024.000 98,0 W WXGA Acer, Asus, Benq, Cebop, FSC, HP, IBM, LG, MSI, Nexoc, Samsung, Sony, Terra, Toshiba, Yakumo
15,4 1680 1050 1.764.000 128,6 W WSXGA+ Acer, Asus, FSC, HP, IBM/Lenovo, LG, MSI, Nexoc, Samsung
15,4 1680 1200 2.016.000 134,1 W WSXGA+ Acer Extensa 4102WLMi
15,4 1920 1200 2.304.000 147,0 W WUXGA FSC, HP
17 1440 900 1.296.000 99,9 W WXGA+ Acer, Asus, FSC, HP, LG, MSI, Nexco, Samsung, Sony, Terra, Toshiba, Yakumo
17 1440 990 1.425.600 102,8 W WXGA+ Asus, Toshiba
17 1680 1050 1.764.000 116,5 W WSXGA+ Asus, HP, LG, MSI, Nexoc, Toshiba
17 1920 1200 2.304.000 133,2 W WUXGA FSC, Sony, Wortmann Terra, Toshiba
19 1680 1050 1.764.000 104,3 W WSXGA+ Samsung M70
20 1680 1050 1.764.000 99,1 W WSXGA+ Acer Aspire 9802 (May-June)

Comment

Starting from approximately 110 DPI a display is for most users (with operating systems, which make the representation size dependent on the resolution, like Windows XP) too finely resolved (representation too small).

High DPI values especially are an advantage for the handling with images and tasks of programming (much place at the screen). In addition it must be considered with laptops, that the user sits usually much nearer at the screen (because of the close, fixed keyboard).

 

Author: Klaus Hinum, 2006-08- 6 (Update: 2008-03-21)