What is the number of pixels used to display information on screen?

Answer 1

The different monitor resolutions are not exactly standardized, but they are generally manufactured according to a pair of numbers...the number of pixels across and up-and-down. For example, the old VGA stood for 640x480 pixels. W in front of the abbreviation means "wide," and means something closer to a 16:9 aspect ratio, rather than 4:3. Look to the word "resolution" for more information.

Answer 2

The number of pixel's on a screen represents the resolution of the screen. High Definition is usually represented by 1080P. Which means there are 1,080 vertical lines of pixels and 1,920 horizontal lines of pixels for a total of 2,073,600 pixels on a full HD television.

Answer 3

The basic building block of any graphic image is a pixel, a contraction of "Picture Element", arranged in precise rows and columns. The number of rows and columns of pixels is referred to as the "resolution" of the image and is usually expressed by the number of horizontal pixels (rows) multiplied by the number of vertical pixels (columns), for example: 800*600, 1024*768, 1152*864. Note that these resolutions are sized at a 4:3 ratio. The reason for this is that monitors are manufactured with a 4:3 aspect ratio, therefore for a pixel to appear square it must appear at the same 4:3 width to height aspect ratio.

However, the resolution alone defines nothing except the physical size of the image. Each of these resolutions also has an associated "bit depth", which defines the number of colors that can be displayed. The bit depth refers to how many bits of data are associated with each pixel and are available to store a colour value. A 24 bit image, commonly referred to as "true colour", allows for the storage of 24 bits of data per pixel. To clarify the measurement, there are of course 8 bits in every byte. This raises the question of how colors are defined.

Answer 4

Nothing, it can only say the max capacity of the monitor, and maybe if the monitor is 720p, 1080p

Answer 5

The display resolution.

Answer 6

thousands of tiny dots

Answer 7

Resolution