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1. Ensuring that peripheral devices are compatible with the computer system and can function properly.
2. Software that facilitates communication between an operating system and a peripheral device.
3. The number of pixels per inch on a screen, also known as PPI, which affects image sharpness.
4. The process of designing, implementing, and monitoring peripheral devices connected to a computer system.
5. The discomfort experienced in the eyes due to prolonged exposure to screens with higher resolutions.
6. Peripherals used to input data or commands into a computer system, such as keyboards and mice.
7. The number of pixels displayed on a screen.
8. The ratio of the width to the height of a screen or image, such as 16:9 or 4:3.
9. The process of estimating new data points between known data points, often used in upscaling lower resolutions.
10. A feature that allows a computer system to automatically detect and configure new peripheral devices.
11. The setup and adjustment of settings for peripheral devices to optimize performance.
12. Peripherals used to display or output data from a computer system, such as monitors and printers.
13. A device used to control musical instruments and software via MIDI signals.
14. The ability to efficiently work or create on a screen, often facilitated by higher resolutions.
15. The overall satisfaction and usability of interacting with a screen, positively impacted by higher resolutions.