20-inch Intel Core 2 Duo pixel pitch

Can anyone tell me what the pixel pitch is on the new 20" iMac?
Thanks.

You mean pixel resolution of the iMac's display?
17-inch - 1440x900
20-inch - 1680x1050
24-inch - 1920x1200
All located on Apple's store/Tech specs for the iMac.
-benny

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Very nice, I've always wanted a bigger iMac and wondered why they didn't make one. I'm on a G5 20inch now and it works 100% perfectly. BUt the 24 incher is very compelling!

Very nice, I've always wanted a bigger iMac and
wondered why they didn't make one. I'm on a G5
20inch now and it works 100% perfectly. BUt the 24
incher is very compelling!
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I have unplugged everything several times, reset the PRAM and still nothing.
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        Mitsumi Electric Apple Optical USB Mouse
        Apple, Inc Apple Keyboard
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    Apple Inc. Built-in iSight
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    Apple Computer, Inc. IR Receiver
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!http://gallery.me.com/robertlesperance/100224/Memory/web.jpg?ver=12962321970001 !
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