Is the resolution of a computer the same as that of a mobile phone?

The problem you are talking about is the point distance of liquid crystals. If you look at the liquid crystal carefully, it is a small grid, and the small grid of the computer monitor is relatively large, because we generally look at it far away, at least a few tens of centimeters away, and the LCD grid is too small to see clearly.

The dot distance of the mobile phone is relatively small, but most of us are relatively close when we look at the mobile phone: the hand is holding the **, and the arm is still bent, which is about 30 cm.

Enlarge the resolution of 416*352 to 17 inches, it is too blurry, and it must be far away to make do with it. You can find a low-resolution** of Tudou.com, look at it in full screen, and experience it.

You're not talking about resolution, you're talking about pixel density, which is how many pixels are per unit area. Regardless of the display device, only this one criterion remains the same: the larger the value of the pixel area, the higher its sharpness.

The screen resolution only indicates the size of your screen, such as 240 (horizontal) * 320 (vertical). And how many inches refers to the length of the diagonal line diagonally of the phone.

The clarity of the screen is determined by the number of colors of the screen.

Is the resolution high 1600*1200?I've seen all of 2500*1600.

You can use a 17-inch monitor to play the resolution to 640*480 and you will know what it looks like.

There are several types of resolutions:320x240；640x400；640x480；800x480；800x600；1024x600；1024x768；1280x1024；1400x1050；1600x1200；1920x1200；2048x1536；2560x2048；3200x2400。

Resolution, also known as resolution and resolution, can be subdivided into display resolution, image resolution, printing resolution and scanning resolution.

Resolution determines how detailed a bitmap image is. In general, the higher the resolution of the image, the more pixels it contains, the sharper the image and the better the quality of the print. At the same time, it also increases the storage space taken up by the files.

units

The units of trillation resolution are: DPI (dots per inch), LPI (lines per inch), PPI (pixels per inch), and PPD (pixels per degree). But only LPI is a scale that describes optical resolution.

Although DPI and PPI are also units in the category of resolution, they have different meanings than LPI. Moreover, LPI and DPI cannot be converted, and can only be estimated empirically.

In addition, PPI and DPI are often mixed. But there are also differences in the areas they use. Technically, "pixels" only exist in the field of computer display, while "dots" only appear in the field of printing or printing.

No. The resolution of your phone's screen is determined by the type of screen your phone has. The resolution is also very different for different types of phone screens. The mobile phone screen and its corresponding resolution can be mainly divided into the following types:

1. QVGA screen.

QVGA's mobile phone screen resolution: 240 320 pixels vertically, 320 240 pixels horizontally. The vast majority of mobile phones use this resolution, such as the Nokia E66, which used to be QVGA-level.

2. HVGA screen.

HVGA stands for Half-Size VGA, and its phone screen has a resolution of 480 320 pixels and an aspect ratio of 3:2. Most of the screens of this resolution are used for PDA, and some BlackBerry phones use HVGA resolution screens.

3. WVGA screen.

The full name of WVGA is Wide VGA, and the resolution is divided into two types: 854 480 pixels and 800 480 pixels. This resolution is usually used in PDAs or high-end smartphones to make it easier for users to browse the web.

4. QCIF screen.

QCIF has a screen resolution of 176 144 pixels, while most phones that can shoot in QCIF format** have a resolution of 176 220 pixels.

Of course, there are also a lot of older resolutions supported, such as 128, which are already hard to see, and most of them appear as the outer screen of flip phones.

5. SVGA screen.

SVGA is a Super VGA with a mobile screen resolution of 800 600 pixels .

The development of 4:3 screens also led to the development of wide screens, such as the later WSVGA screen (1024 600 resolution), which was mostly used in inch or 10" netbooks.

What does resolution mean? Display resolution is the number of pixels displayed on the screen, resolution 160 128 means 160 horizontal pixels, 128 vertical pixels. The higher the excitation resolution, the higher the number of pixels, and the more precise the perceived image.

And in the case of the same screen size, the higher the resolution, the more refined and delicate the display effect.

For a screen with a resolution of 1024 768, that is, each horizontal line contains 1024 pixels, with a total of 768 lines, that is, the number of scanned columns is 1024 columns, and the number of rows is 768. Resolution is not only related to the display size, but also affected by factors such as CRT point spacing, bandwidth, etc. Among them, it is closely related to the refresh rate, strictly speaking, only when the refresh rate is "flicker-free refresh rate", how much resolution can the display reach, can the highest resolution of this display be.

Resolution and point spacing are conflated, but these are two very different concepts. Point distance refers to the distance between pixels and points, the more pixels, the higher its resolution, therefore, the resolution is usually measured in pixels, such as: 640 480, its number of pixels is 307200.