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I may be able to provide some circumstantial evidence re a preponderance of
90dpi monitors here. Assuming that monitors capable of running at higher
resolutions have more dpi then the weblogs from two sites that I have data
for (about 40,000 'unique' home page hits per annum)suggest:
So on balance I'd guess that only the old vga crowd will possibly be running
at 72dpi which is under 7%. I reckon you'd be safe in assuming 800x600 and
90 dpi as a lowest common denominator (just my considered opinion though).
Just in case anyone's interested 94% of them use also use ms win 95 onwards.
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