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    I have been looking at viewing stats for the entries I make, and can see that the graph looks similar to the side elevation of a mountain range. Some topics are way more popular than others, but I am not running a popularity contest here.

    My main aim is appeal to a wide experience/knowledge base. I cannot, therefore, apologise if each or any of the entries do not appeal to you.

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    Monitor Aspect Ratios unraveled..

    Sometimes, the native resolution of a newly purchased monitor can make it hard to read for those who do not have 20:20 vision. And then there are those who like to see more on their monitors and have good enough eyesight to cope. I have to use reading glasses for working on the computer anyway, so I have my two 19” CRTs set for UXGA 1600 x 1200.

    The table below shows the alternative resolutions which will work for the most popular aspect ratios.

    Screen type

    NTSC TV

    Standard CRT

    Standard LCD

    Wide LCD

    Wide LCD

    Wide LCD and HDTV

    Acer Aspire Eee PC

    Aspect

    3:2

    4:3

    5:4

    5:3

    16:10

    16:9

     

    1

    NTSC

    720 x 480

    QVGA

    320 x 240

    SXGA

    1280 x 1024

    WVGA

    800 x 400

    WXGA

    1200 x 800

    WVGA

    854 x 400

    WVSGA

    1204 x 768

    2

    1152 x 768

    VGA

    640 x 480

    QSXGA

    2560 x 2048

    WXGA

    1280 x 768

    1440 x 900

    HD 720

    1280 x 720

     

    3

    1280 x 854

    PAL

    768 x 576

       

    WSXGA+

    1600 x 1050

    1366 x 768

     

    4

    1440 x 960

    SVGA

    800 x 600

       

    WUXGA

    1920 x 1200

    HD 1080

    1920 x 1080

     

    5

     

    XGA

    1024 x 768

       

    WQXGA

    2560 x 1600

       

    6

     

    1280 x 960

             

    7

     

    SXGA+

    1400 x 1200

             

    8

     

    UXGA

    1600 x 1200

             

    9

     

    QXGA

    2048 x 1536

             
    Posted: Jul 18 2009, 04:44 PM by Mike Hall | with no comments
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