jumguf
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Oh, but it does, most definitely ... I think actually its the other way round. The micromirrors, that make the pixels are most likely the same size on both chips, but the amount differs.I don't think the 0.66 chip has more pixels than the 0.47", they're just bigger.
However, machines with the 0.47 have been lambasted by reviewers.
All XPR shifting aside, the 0.66" has 2716 x 1528 micromirrors, so a bit less than double resolution compared with the 0.47", that has standard 1920 x 1080 mirrors (or in fact 2048 x 1200, but only 1920 x 1080 of those are active, hence the "light border" of inactive pixels/mirrors around the edge of the image, that people have been screaming about, and rightly so. I saw it, and it looks really poor .... )
I saw you have a Black Widow screen too? That'll help out a bit too with the black levels, I imagine? :-D