For some reason, I've never noticed this before (maybe because I don't use it often enough), but Illustrator is apparently notorious for turning certain effects (such as inner glow and drop-shadow) into raster graphics, which can really pixelate (and ruin) your beautiful vector graphic. Although I've tried to convert it by changing the DPI, I still can't seem to get rid of the pixelation without completely rebuilding my graphic.
With that said, here's some tutorials that offers alternatives to building graphics around these effects.
100% Vector Dropshadow
Convert Bitmap to Vector
Resolution Confusion: Is there a Solution?
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