4800 dpi

4800 dpi, or dots per inch, is a measure of image resolution used in printing and scanning. It indicates how many individual dots of ink or pixels are placed within an inch of space. A higher dpi, like 4800, means more detail and clarity in the printed image, making it sharper and more vivid. This is particularly beneficial for high-quality prints, photographs, or detailed graphics, where capturing fine details is essential. In contrast, lower dpi settings might suffice for everyday documents but can result in a blurrier appearance in images.