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>> Assuming the supported resolution is changing proportionately, this
is actually quadratic growth in terms of number of pixels.
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> The standard measurement for screen size is the length of the
diagonal.
I think my statement is still true.
On 3/8/2012 1:10 AM, Warp wrote:
> Slime<pov### [at] slimeland com> wrote:
>> > Monitor screen sizes do not seem to follow this trend, however, and
>> > seem to grow a lot more linearly.
>
>> Assuming the supported resolution is changing proportionately, this is
>> actually quadratic growth in terms of number of pixels.
>
> The standard measurement for screen size is the length of the diagonal.
>
>> This is probably limited by graphics hardware in some way (although I'm
>> not sure how fast that grows in "power"). It's also limited by the fact
>> that popular OSs such as Windows still use pixels as a unit of
>> measurement, so there's limited benefit to higher resolutions as it
>> shrinks the size of important objects on screen.
>
> Resolution has little to do with screen size.
>
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