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A '''pixel''' (which is short for "picture element") is the smallest part of a [[digital]] image. The size of the pixel depends on the [[resolution]] of the image display, in other words, it is as large or as small as the user chooses to display it. The color of a pixel is some combination of [[red]], [[green]] and [[blue]] (also known as RGB). Pixels are most often squares in computer displays, but they do not necessarily have to be squares. | A '''pixel''' (which is short for "picture element") is the smallest part of a [[digital]] image. The size of the pixel depends on the [[resolution]] of the image display, in other words, it is as large or as small as the user chooses to display it. The color of a pixel is some combination of [[red]], [[green]] and [[blue]] (also known as RGB). Pixels are most often squares in computer displays, but they do not necessarily have to be squares. | ||
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| + | *[[Active matrix liquid crystal display (AMLCD)]] | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 15:28, August 19, 2014
A pixel (which is short for "picture element") is the smallest part of a digital image. The size of the pixel depends on the resolution of the image display, in other words, it is as large or as small as the user chooses to display it. The color of a pixel is some combination of red, green and blue (also known as RGB). Pixels are most often squares in computer displays, but they do not necessarily have to be squares.