Is there any limit for the mobile resolution?

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  Abhishek Rawal

  Anil Jain

  My Questions is on a 4/ 5/ or 5.7 inch device is it worth having that resolution? Anything over 1024*768 shouldn't make much of the difference, does it?

  Anything above 250 PPI is not noticed by human-eye. We have to care more about Pixel density (which depends on Diagonal screen size & resolution both) than just resolution.
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  Anoop Kumar

  Abhishek Rawal

  Anything above 250 PPI is not noticed by human-eye.

  Any supportive study for this!☕
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  Abhishek Rawal

  Anoop Kumar

  Any supportive study for this!☕

  blogs.tribune.com.pk/story/16554/is-the-samsung-galaxy-s4-really-worth-it/
  
  #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  Which scientific experiment has proved this ? Well IDK. But, in every technical blog that's talking about PPI/DPI, I have obtained 250 PPI as ideal threshold. But it can range upto 300 though.
  However, as we move ahead of 300 PPI, you (here, your eyes) ain't capable of catch the difference.
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  Anoop Kumar

  That's not study. It just written by some fanboy.
  Can anyone with compare with 300ppi vs 441ppi (galaxy s4).
  
  Here is just a showcase (Noted, it also depends on quality of screen)
  Most resolute: phones with the highest pixel density displays - PhoneArena
  
  Also: Pixel Density ( 2272 PPI display already have been developed.)
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  Anand Tamariya

  I must give it to Steve Jobs - he made a sales pitch about PPI and the world took it as science! Hope following explanation will lay this debate to rest once and for all #-Link-Snipped-#
  

  ...the legally accepted norm of 20/20 vision only asks for 876 ppi/dpi at 4 inches!

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  Anoop Kumar

  It's legally accepted that , one should able to see 876ppi and from above article.
  maximum could be..
  

  At 4 inches, the maximum the human eye needs is 2190 ppi/dpi.

  That's high quite high 😘