Notebook screen Code and Difference

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Notebook screen is important as a face-saving project, and there are different performance indicators for notebook screens of various sizes. Here are some notebook screen knowledge to share with you. It is convenient for everyone to know the screen display they need when they purchase a notebook.

VGA: The full name is the video Graphics Array, which is now generally extinct in the books, is a very old screen used by the computer to support the maximum resolution of 640x480, but there are still some small portable devices still use this screen.

SVGA: Full name Super video Graphics Array, a VGA screen replacement, the largest support 800x600 resolution, screen size of 12.1 inches, because of the low pixel so the current use of this screen is also very few.

XGA: Full name extended Graphics Array, an LCD screen commonly used in laptops, which is used by nearly 80% of notebooks on the market. It supports the maximum 1024x768 resolution, with screen sizes ranging from 10.4 inches, 12.1 inches, 13.3 inches to 14.1 inches, and 15.1 inches.
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sxga+: Full name Super Extended Graphics Array, as an extension of SXGA sxga+ is a specially designed screen for notebooks. Its display resolution is 1400x1050. Since the horizontal and vertical points of the laptop LCD screen are different from the normal desktop LCD, the display is much more accurate than the average 17-inch desktop LCD.

UVGA: The Ultra video Graphics Array, which is used on a 15-inch screen and supports the maximum 1600x1200 resolution.

WXGA (Wide Extended Graphics Array): As a widescreen version of the normal XGA screen, WXGA expands the size of the screen using a 16:10 width ratio. The maximum display resolution is 1280x800. With a horizontal pixel of only 800, a 12.1-inch laptop uses this type of screen in addition to the average 15-inch laptop.

wxga+ (Wide Extended Graphics Array): This is a WXGA extension with a maximum display resolution of 1280x854. Because of its horizontal width ratio of 15:10 rather than the standard widescreen 16:10. So only a small portion of the screen size in the 15.2-inch laptop uses this product.

wsxga+ (Wide Super ExtEnded Graphics Array): Its display resolution is 1680x1050, except for most widescreen notebooks, which are more than 15 inches wide, the currently popular large size LCD-TV also uses this type of product.

WUXGA (Wide Ultra video Graphics Array): As with the UXGA in the 4:3 specification, the WUXGA screen is very rare in previous years and its display resolution can reach 1920x 1200, but now some of the high-end notebook has been widely used.