0.285mm Pixel Pitch vs 0.264mm Pixel Pitch in LCD's

[biggiesmallz]

0.285mm Pixel Pitch vs 0.264mm Pixel Pitch in LCD's is there a noticable difference?






Edit: had to specify that I'm talking about LCD's

 

[hjo3]

Yes, if you're the sort of person who notices a difference of 0.021 mm of dark space.

Er, a monitor with the former dot-pitch will look a little dimmer than one with the latter. You could always go down to Best Buy or something and compare.

 

[biggiesmallz]

Originally posted by: hjo3
Yes, if you're the sort of person who notices a difference of 0.021 mm of dark space.

Er, a monitor with the former dot-pitch will look a little dimmer than one with the latter. You could always go down to Best Buy or something and compare.

Can't compare. I'm buying online.

 

[flood]

in short, no.

 

[AllDressedUp]

I'm no expert on this, but it seems to me that pixel pitch on LCDs is really more a function of the resolution and size of the display than anything else.

I.e. if you're using a 17" panel with 1280x1024 rez, then the pitch should be about .26-.27. While if you're using a 19" at that rez, the pitch would be more like .29, because the pixels have to be more spread out to fill the screen.

Does this jive with other people's experience?