How do they guess raw Image resolutions in Photoshop?

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew how photshop guesses the resolution of raw images when you open them (most of the guesses have been right for me).
Thanks,
Sham

It doesn't guess, the resolution is set in Adobe Camera Raw.
It's in the workflow setting, click the text at the bottom of the ACR screen..

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