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megapixel
One million pixels. Refers to the resolution of a digital imaging device (monitor, scanner, video camera, still camera, etc.). For example, a five-megapixel still camera captures a picture composed of 5,038,848 pixels, each pixel containing a red, green and blue color dot. Such an image would have a 2592x1944 resolution: 2,592 pixels across, 1,944 pixels down. See MPps, pixel and mega.
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