'screen density' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is commonly used when referring to the amount of pixels contained within a specified area of a computer display. For example, "The new tablet has a higher screen density than most other models."
Sony has equipped the Z1 Compact with a 4.3in screen with a 720p resolution meaning it has a screen density of 342 pixels per inch – besting the 326ppi of the iPhone 5S on its smaller 4in screen.
It is relatively low resolution with a screen density of 256 pixels per inch (ppi), far below the 329ppi screen of the Moto G, but comparable or higher than most of the other phones in its class.
The difference in screen density is visible side-by-side at screen sizes 5.5in and up – text appears sharper – but most users will be satisfied with the crispness of the iPhone 6S Plus's screen.
Enhance the Color Classic's resolution by cutting one wire and soldering a new wire on the video circuit board (that increases the scanning voltage from 60 to 84 volts, which increases the screen density from 560-by-384 pixels to 640-by-480, which is needed for running Photoshop or browsing the Web).
It has the same screen density of 300 dots per inch similar to printed books, but the new display has moved the front-light LEDs to the side, providing space for 60% more lights, increasing the screen's brightness and even lighting.
It has a screen density of 2560×1600 pixels which is a bit higher than Apple's 2048×1536 iPad display.
First, it's still much simpler: three screen sizes (including iPad) and two screen densities, as opposed to the mass of complexity which is Android.
Slower web speeds and larger print screen densities were observed to result in film non-uniformity.
This is linked to the time evolution of the screening density which still goes on by the time the electron reaches the cluster boundary.
The TouchPad has the same screen pixel density as the iPad 2 but makes more of all of that real estate thanks to the clever WebOS interface.
These cDNAs and two Musa genomic probes CIR257 and CIR560 [ 20] were used to screen high density filters of the M. acuminata Calcutta-4 BAC library [ 25] according to standard protocols [ 89](see Table 1).
