But I did laugh when I first botted it up and a wallpaper that I got back on my first (personal) computer in 2003 was, at actual size, a little rectangle in the middle of the screen.
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I'm thinking now that's there's no point in having windows maximized anymore.
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Wait, how big we talking?
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27". My previous one was 17". And the resolution is higher.
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As in more pixels, or smaller pixels, James?
Good question. Both? I'm not sure. I suppose I could calculate it using area, unless there's just some menu that tells me.
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That sounds awesome! Bigger is better!
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DPI would be dots per inch. More means smaller pixels. It may be in your monitor's documentation or it may not be. I just figured a math teacher like you would just whip up the answer real quick. :P
I assume you have a 16:9 monitor so since you have a 27" monitor, I guess that'd be 23.532" wide and 13.238" inches tall, for a total area of 311.516616 in², unless it's been entirely too long since math class and I've screwed it up. Since I don't know the number of pixels I can't go any further.
From what I've looked up/calculated, the new DPI is 109 and the old one was 98.
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