This image features a seamless pattern of RGB screen dots, reminiscent of analog display technology. The design showcases a grid-like arrangement of colorful dots, perfect for creating texture and depth in visual projects. With its clean lines and repetitive structure, this pattern can effectively enhance digital artwork or serve as a backdrop for various applications. Its design mirrors traditional television screens, giving a nostalgic yet modern appeal.
The RGB screen dots seamless pattern can be utilized in numerous contexts, such as web design for backgrounds, in mobile applications for engaging user interfaces, or in print media like posters and brochures. Additionally, it can be integrated into social media graphics, infographics, and presentations, making it a versatile asset for designers. It's suitable for both commercial products and personal projects, adding a unique flair to any creative endeavor.
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small | 357103 | 727 | 484 | 72 | image/jpeg |
medium | 1374443 | 1258 | 838 | 300 | image/jpeg |
large | 4300842 | 2125 | 1416 | 300 | image/jpeg |
x_large | 13683199 | 3869 | 2579 | 300 | image/jpeg |
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Royalty Free Image Size: small: 727 x 484 Pixels, medium: 1258 x 838 Pixels, large: 2125 x 1416 Pixels, x_large: 3869 x 2579 Pixels, xx_large: 5616 x 3744 Pixels, - Orientation: Horizontal
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Communication
Technology
Photographic Effects
Horizontal
Television Set
Design
Control Panel
Showing
Computer Monitor
Colors
Blue
Green Color
Red
Bright
Pattern
Grid Pattern
In A Row
Spotted
Light - Natural Phenomenon
Wall - Building Feature
Thailand
Illuminated
Backgrounds
Light Bulb
Music
Art
Electronics Industry
Broadcasting
Abstract
Pixelated
Textured
No People
Photography
Electricity
Computer
LED Light
Liquid-Crystal Display
Television Static
Close To
Device Screen
Macrophotography
Television Industry
Mistake
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