perceptive pixel display

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Why can't the monitor display half a pixel? Take the most common liquid crystal display (LCD) as an example to answer it. Note: LED display is a kind of LCD As shown in the figure, 3 (not necessarily, only the most typical) liquid crystal is a group, through the red, green and blue three primary colors of dif

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screens: The following table ScreenTyep WidthPixels HeightPixels SizeRange (inches) Screen density QVGA 240 320 2.6-3.0 Low WQVGA 240 400 3.2-3.5 Low Fwqvga 240 432 3.5-3.8 Low HVGA 320 480 3.0-3.5 Medium WVGA 480 800 3.3-4.0 High FWVGA 480 854 3.5-4.0 High

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Normal page set The simplest way to solve this problem is to define BORDER-WIDTH:1PX;BORDER-IMAGE:URL (bg.jpg) 2 repeat;Where bg.jpg can be designed as a picture of 6x6 Get. There are some disadvantages to this, such as how to solve the fillet, and the other two have given their solutions. http://www.th7.cn/web/html-css/201505/103090.shtml http://blog.csdn.net/huang100qi/article/details/47355277 But some people pit Dad's proposed, want to really 1 pixels of thin line, you can set the mobile