What do these specifications mean? (dpi)

Originally posted by Volume
http://www.acompinc.com/pmoreinfo.asp?iid=1292

That monitor, for example. What's the deal with:
0.21mm horizontal dot pitch
0.25mm diagonal dot pitch

What is that? Bigger=better?
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Dot pitch is a measurement that indicates the diagonal (or in some cases horizontal, if specified) distance between like-colored phosphor dots on a monitor. The lower the number, results in a crisper, more clean image.

so, smaller = better.
 
umm, if it's any way possible - it would be a better idea to purchase a new monitor. That one in the link is recertified.
 
Oh - thanks for pointing that out! :eek:

I guess I'll fork over an extra $50, np
 
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