dpi
dots per inch

But this looks like higher resolution to me, maybe three hundred dpi.

The other half would be exporting figures at 600 dpi.

DPI knows you're in the area, but not about the castle.

Then how do you explain the average iPhone user having a 326 dpi?

DPI may have gone too far in their persecution, but they'd had reasons.

For a device in which reading text will be a major application, dpi is what counts.

Generates 15 black/white copies per minute with up to 200 x 300 dpi resolution.

And he'd had years of research experience at the DPI.

Print documents and images in a resolution of 4800X1200 dpi.

DPI is driving everyone crazy, all because of me.

The hard copy graph was then scanned at 300 dpi using a full page scanner.

This was followed by a 1600 dpi optical mouse named the Diamondback.

Traditional full color non-photo quality printing is done from images of 1200 dpi or less.

When scanning, be sure to set your scanner to black and white and 300 dpi.

The dpi should be not less than 150dpi.

You can find optical mice with resolutions as high as 2,000 dpi.

Laser fax prints 15 pages per minute with up to 1200 x 600 dpi.

Against: Only scans up to 300 dpi resolution.

DPI knew it, and attempted to use him as bait in their trap.

What she said matched the research DPI had done on the subject.

DPI was not going to be easy to elude.

The resolution of an imagesetter is typically between 1200 and 4800 dpi.

Handsets need somewhat higher dpi proportional to how much closer to the eye they're used.

These high-resolution (300 dpi) images may be downloaded directly from this site.

The following logos were created at 300 dpi.

The resolution is the number of dots per inch used to create the image.

Files going to press are generally printed at 300 dots per inch.

When printed at, say, 180 dots per inch, that's about 11 by 14 inches.

You need a photo with 300 dots per inch."

Print quality is impressive, thanks to the 1,200 dots per inch capability.

Its optical resolution of 360 dots per inch and 24-bit color are more than good enough for the situations where it will be used.

Magazines, and other premium printed media are often at 300 dots per inch.

Lasers run at 300 dots per inch, about four times better than a matrix printer.

More dots per inch yield a much sharper and clearer image.

The accuracy is high since the coordinates are usually fixed at about 600 dots per inch.

The standard resolution for Web-ready images is 72 dots per inch.

Even with the right equipment, issues of size, pixels and dots per inch can be confusing.

The line art came out fine, but 300 dots per inch and 256 shades of gray are not sufficient for most photographs.

In general, the higher the number of dots per inch in the photo, the bigger the file size.

Another option with laser printers is to reduce the resolution, or dots per inch.

The black-and-white printer produces documents with a resolution of 600 dots per inch.

Apple asserts that the sharpness, or resolution, is 360 dots per inch.

Both can produce two monochrome pages a minute at a resolution of 600 by 300 dots per inch.

Many commercial photosetting systems run at 2000 dots per inch and beyond.

Printer resolution is a measurement of the number of these little dots per inch.

Generally, the smaller the number of dots per inch, the lower the quality of the printed image.

It has an optical resolution of 1,200 by 2,400 dots per inch and can generate files with 48-bit color depth.

The optional laser printer prints at 400 dots per inch and is the first to offer that level of resolution.

The majority of laser printers use a resolution on the page of 300 dots per inch.

It prints at up to 480 by 480 dots per inch and will be shipping in the fourth quarter.