Do bigger TV's have lower pixel density?
I have read a lot of articles regarding smartphones that talk about pixels per inch and resolution. These articles infer that the bigger the screen the more resolution. For example the iPhone 4s has a 3.5 inch display at 326ppi and a resolution of 960×640, but the iPhone 5 has the same pixel density and a slightly bigger 4" screen and the resolution was bumped up to 1136 x 640.
So if all True HDTV's have a resolution of 1920×1080p, than does that mean that bigger TV's have less PPI than smaller TV'S.
does a 50" 1920×1080p have less ppi than a 42" 1920×1080p.
You are confusing pixel count and lines of resolution.
Yes, bigger 1080p screens have less pixel density than smaller 1080p screens.
On large screen tv the dimensions of a pixel is big…
on any size tv… 1920x1080 means 1920 pixels in a line and 1080 number of lines.
code p and i represents sweeping mode… Line by line or every other line.
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