To compensate, set-makers are looking to increase the number of picture elements ("pixels") on the screen.
Since the current controlling an OLED can rapidly be "toggled" on and off, individual picture elements (pixels) on a screen can change their appearance fast enough to handle a stream of video or web images without leaving irritating after-images on the screen.
For example, the NTSC colour signal is based on 483 lines of 720 picture elements (pixels) each.
(A bit map is a binary representation in main memory of the rectangular array of points [pixels, or picture elements] on the screen.
Web cameras, almost all of which use CMOS chips, are currently based on sensors that have between 100,000 and 300,000 picture elements, or pixels.
Pixels, or picture elements, are the dots of light on a television or monitor.
Mechanical pixels, however, are beginning to see the light of day.Pixels are the dots, or "picture elements" that make up the picture on a display screen.
These are picture elements, like the dots which make up a picture on a television screen.
The current crop of digital sensors capture light using a mosaic of red, green and blue filters that limit color information to one color per picture element, or pixel, on the sensor surface.
Pictures in a computer are divided into pixels (picture elements), organized horizontally and vertically in lines, much like lines of characters on a page.
