MyBroadband tested the panel resolutions of televisions on sale in South Africa and only found one irregularity.
MyBroadband tested the panel resolutions of televisions on sale in South Africa and only found one irregularity where a panel had a higher resolution than advertised.
A small part of the screen was photographed using the microscope’s magnification, making individual pixels visible. Dividing the screen’s dimensions by the spacing of the pixels, we calculated the number of pixels on the panel.
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