Computer display screen resolution and size detailed

Think each time by a variety of resolution name, proportion make a mess of it? Let's get you to know all the resolutions! The common screen proportions are actually only three: 4:3, 16:9, and 16:10, plus a special (but also common) 5:4.

　　4:3 Family

4:3 is the most common screen ratio, passed down from the television age to the old standard. In the modern wide screen before the rise, most of the screen resolution is according to this ratio.

# VGA (640x480)-"vga" is actually not a resolution specification, but a display standard for IBM computers. In the specification has 320x200/256 color, 320x200/16 color, 640x350/16 color, 640x480/16 color and so on a variety of modes, and even 80x25 and 40x25 and other text patterns. But finally because the official support of the highest resolution is 640x480, so VGA has become a synonym for 640x480. The important position of VGA is that it is the base resolution that all video cards accept, Windows has a blue stick running and running screen before loading the graphics driver (BIOS), that screen is under the VGA resolution.

# SVGA (800x600)-SVGA and VGA a bit like, but also in a "specification" of the identity of the start, but at last it seems to become regardless of the specifications, all the more than the VGA monitor is claiming to be Super VGA, or SVGA. At the resolution, SVGA refers to the resolution of 800x600-even when the screen that advertised itself as SVGA was often able to reach 1024x768 or higher.

# XGA (1024x768)-in the era of SVGA, IBM has lost the monopoly of the market, the PC industry has officially entered the era of contention. IBM defines the XGA specification, but in fact it is only one of many Super VGA specifications of the year. XGA finally became a synonym for this resolution of 1024x768.

# sxga+ (1400x1050)-Hey, skip the SXGA? XD. Sxga+ is the resolution that is occasionally seen on the pen in the ~2007 years of about 2003 years. But in recent years, with wide-screen pen TV, this resolution is difficult to see. Ginger's two pen electricity is this resolution, is a job demand

# UXGA (1600x1200)-UXGA also known as UGA, the resolution is just four times times the VGA. UXGA is a number of 4:3 of the 20 "and 21" screen of the disjunction, but as the 4:3 screen is becoming more and more rare, to buy this resolution screen is increasingly difficult. On the ginger table there is a "UXGA" Dell screen turned straight, and quite convenient.

# QXGA (2048x1536)-QXGA resolution is four times times the XGA and is the limit for most of the 4:3 screen support. Ginger used to have a ViewSonic p90f CRT screen can drag to this number, but the pixel has been less than the size of the shutter hole, so in fact, only in nominal, the monitor does not show.

# higher-A higher 4:3 resolution exists, like a QUXGA, but it's just a theoretical name. There is no product in the real world that uses this resolution.

　　16:9 Family

16:9 is mainly the ratio of HD TV in use. 720p and 1080p are often heard in this ratio.

# 720p (1280x720)-rather than a resolution, is it a signal? Haven't heard that the computer screen is this resolution, the TV panels seem to do more than the 1366x768?

# 1080p (1920x1080)-1080p is commonly known as the full HD (Sony super Spell), previously only seen on TV (a lot of computer with a 1920x1200), but recently began to use the 1080p panel of the pen electricity, like the second generation Acer gem machine, advertised You can "let the picture fill the screen, without leaving the black side."

　　16:10 Family

16:10 is the common "wide screen" ratio, in recent years suddenly become very common, almost to the monopoly of the market. Depending on the angle you look at things, you can say that 16:10 has a variety of benefits, such as can side-by two window at the same time watch, the human eye lateral movement is not laborious, the pen electricity can be done compared to the small platform. Or you can conspire to argue that at the same diagonal length, 16:10 of the panels actually have a smaller area. In short, 16:10 seems to be the common standard for all screens (except for 16:9).

# WVGA (800x480)-VGA's widened version, most of the MID and small Netbook adopt the resolution. The first generation of 7 "Eee PC is this resolution."

# WSVGA (1024x600)-well, to be honest, this is not 16:10 (960x600), but it's an increasingly common wide-screen resolution, so it's listed together. 8.9 "of the Netbook is mostly this resolution, part of the" Netbook (Wind NB) is also.

# WXGA (1280x800, 1366x768)-WXGA first refers to 1366x768 (1024x768), is the most common LCD TV panel resolution. But on the computer WXGA usually refers to the 1280x800 resolution, usually appearing on the 13~15 "pen."

# wxga+ (1440x900)-is also a common resolution for wide screen pens, but more often appears on the 19 "wide screen LCD.

# wsxga+ (1680x1050)-20 "and 22" wide screen LCD and part 15.4 "pen electricity love with resolution.

# WUXGA (1920x1200)-wide screen version of UXGA. You must reach this resolution to display 1080p movies without any damage on the screen. Table on the 1920x1200 is generally "~27" LCD field, and the pen electricity is 17 "more than see."

# WQXGA (2560x1600)-mainly "LCD screen at the resolution, the famous Apple cinema Display, Dell UltraSharp 3007wfp/3008 WFP are the resolution."

　　5:4 Family

To say that the family, in fact, only SXGA this one member. What, never notice the screen comparison? In fact, the ratio of 1280x1024 is 5:4, not 4:3.

# SXGA (1280x1024)-The late 17 "screen and most of the 19" screens that are not wide screen are this resolution. Why SXGA to adopt a 5:4 ratio is still a mystery, but in short it is a nearly ubiquitous presence in the office. 5:4 because it is very close to the square, in fact, the rotation does not mean XD.

In fact, a bunch of strange abbreviations and the number of representatives linked together is what Xiao Jiang want to do for a long time, but the more research, the more found the situation than the imagination to chaos. It's like WXGA Ginger has two resolutions listed above, but in fact there are five resolutions (1280x720/16:9, 1280x768/5:3, 1280x800/16:10, 1360x760, 1366x768) that can be linked to the name of WXGA. So around to the end, the conclusion seems to be later or to write the number is relatively safe, but hope that after you see wsxga+, can be a little bit of concept, Xiao Jiang's article is worth