The image quality (or print resolution) for printers is measured in:
A) PPM
B) MHz
C) MB
D) DPI

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DPI stands for "dots per inch," and it refers to the number of printer dots that are applied per inch of paper. This measurement indicates the level of detail that a printer can produce in its prints. The higher the DPI, the clearer and sharper the image or text will be. Therefore, DPI is the most appropriate measure of image quality for printers. PPM (pages per minute) refers to the speed of printing, MHz (megahertz) is a measure of processor speed, and MB (megabytes) is a measure of digital storage.

The Image Quality (Or Print Resolution) for Printers Is Measured