How we worked it out
Updated as you change the numbers.
- Width = diagonal × a ÷ √(a² + b²); height = diagonal × b ÷ √(a² + b²). PPI = horizontal pixels ÷ width.
Method and assumptions
A 27 in 16:9 screen is 23.5 in wide. Comparing screens with different aspect ratios by diagonal alone is misleading: a 34 in ultrawide is about as tall as a 27 in 16:9.
Questions
How wide is a 27 in 16:9 monitor?
23.53 × 13.24 in; at 2560 pixels wide, 109 PPI.
Sources
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