|Pixel||A pixel is a tiny, single dot, among thousands of dots, on a digital display. Each dot (or pixel) can take on virtually any color. The pixels collectively form the image your eyes see as a picture.|
|Resolution||This represents the number of pixels the screen can show at once. Resolution describes a grid of pixels, such as 800 pixels wide by 600 pixels high.|
|Aspect Ratio||Aspect ratio is a measure of scale. It describes the relationship of width to height. An aspect ratio of 16:10 means the display format shows 16 inches in width for every 10 inches of height.|
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