Dot Pitch help

[nymph4]

In CRT Monitors you see Dot Pitch around  0.25mm   or  0.35  now I was looking at a LCD Monitor that can have a High Resolutio of 1080 P but the Dot Pitch was 0.283mm H by 0.283mm V

That is a very big Dot pitch then say .25  what am I not understanding??

[computeruler]

Smaller dot pitch is better.  its the distance between pixels.  Closer pixels result in sharper images

[nymph4]

Did you see the Dot Pitch I gave for the LCD Monitor it was ver Big biger the .25.
So you would think the picture will be bad  but in can display  1080 P

What am I missing??

[computeruler]

Im shure it will look fine

[nymph4]

This is what I wanted to know?

I know Dot Pitch is the amount of space between one color in a Pixel and the same Color in another Pixel.

And it is geven in  mm  like 0.16mm  or  0.25mm  or 0.35mm  and smaller is better that meens they are closser to one another.

So when a CRT Monitor says it has a Dot Pitch of 0.35mm  and then I see  the  LCD Monitor that says it's Dot Pitch is 0.283mm  that is a very big number and space.

And this Monitor is a  1080 P  so I want to know what am I not understanding because I would think that is a very very bad Dot Pitch???

[JJ 3000]

When a CRT monitor says 0.35mm that means 0.350mm. 0.35 and 0.350 are the same thing. So 0.283mm would be about the same as 0.28mm. It's just a more accurate measurement. They take the decimal to the next number to give a more technically accurate dot pitch.  Get it?

[Geek-9pm]

In CRT Monitors you see Dot Pitch around  0.25mm   or  0.35  now I was looking at a LCD Monitor that can have a High Resolutio of 1080 P but the Dot Pitch was 0.283mm H by 0.283mm V

Look at JJ 3000's photo. His beady little eyes get so close to the display that he can tell the difference.

[nymph4]

I get it now thanks

[BC_Programmer]

As a side topic you might want to investigate the decimal number system a bit more thoroughly...

[Geek-9pm]

As a side topic you might want to investigate the decimal number system a bit more thoroughly...

You mean .283 is NOT an IP address?

[mroilfield]

You mean .283 is NOT an IP address?

Nope it is actually my IQ after being in Angola for 5 weeks.

[Aegis]

it has a Dot Pitch of 0.35mm  and then I see  the  LCD Monitor that says it's Dot Pitch is 0.283mm

The difference between .283 and .25 is 0.033, or 33/1000ths of a millimeter.

Even the difference between .35 and .283 is only 0.067 or 67/1000ths of a miilimeter -- a greater difference, but still small, to be sure?

I did get those correct, didn't I?

[BC_Programmer]

Very good Aegis. your skills with basic arithmetic astound us all, I'm sure. 

[Aegis]

Very good Aegis. your skills with basic arithmetic astound us all, I'm sure

I scared myself by getting it correct!   

[manish07]

You can buy any other small dot pitch LCD moniter.