So with a 1080p TV, the resolution is 1920 by 1080, giving 2073600 pixels. Now there are the same 2073600 pixels in the 60" 1080p TV, versus a 24" 1080p TV, correct? It's just that with the 60", the pixels bigger, correct?
My question is, with displays, and specifically computer monitors (even though I posted this in the TV forum and sure, one day we'll see Super HD come about), is there a limitation with screen size and resolution where one can't discern that much more clarity?
For instance, they now theoretically have computer monitors that can display a QXSGA resolution of 2560 by 2048. But with a 20" screen, would one notice the difference enough between this resolution and a display with a resolution of only 1680 by 1050? In larger screens this may be more apparent, but for smaller screens, I'm guessing it wouldn't be as discernible or not at all even.
My question is, with displays, and specifically computer monitors (even though I posted this in the TV forum and sure, one day we'll see Super HD come about), is there a limitation with screen size and resolution where one can't discern that much more clarity?
For instance, they now theoretically have computer monitors that can display a QXSGA resolution of 2560 by 2048. But with a 20" screen, would one notice the difference enough between this resolution and a display with a resolution of only 1680 by 1050? In larger screens this may be more apparent, but for smaller screens, I'm guessing it wouldn't be as discernible or not at all even.
