> Screen size and pixel size are two different things.
Actually, they're not, since once dictates the other for any given resolution. What you meant is resolution, which is independent of screen size. And as dorseto said, for any given resolution it doesn't matter what the physical size of the screen is, the processor still has to push around the same amount of pixels.
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@JAmerican:
> Screen size and pixel size are two different things.
Actually, they're not, since once dictates the other for any given resolution. What you meant is resolution, which is independent of screen size. And as dorseto said, for any given resolution it doesn't matter what the physical size of the screen is, the processor still has to push around the same amount of pixels.