dot pitch
| In computing, distance between the dots that make up the picture on a computer monitor. The smaller the dot pitch, the better and finer-grained the picture. |
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20mm horizontal dot pitch that provides sharp images at resolutions up to 1,280 by 1,024 at a 60Hz refresh rate. The dot pitch measures the screen's clarity, and smaller dot pitch means a sharper screen. 5mm dot pitch resolution, the P12-ER allows more images, graphics and text to be displayed on 25mm panels. |
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