Video Display ats.doc

Computer Display Formats FormatX and Y pixels CGA/EGA160x200320x200320x240640x200640x480 MDAMonochrome Display Adapter720x350 VGA640x480Super VGA800x600 SVGA1024x768 UVGA, XGA, EVGA, Stardard 15 LCD Size1152x864 XGA+1280x768 WXGA1280x1024 SXGA Stardard 17 LCD Size1400x1050 SXGA+1680x1024 WSXGA1680x1050 WSXGA+1600x1200 UXGA1600x1280 1920x1440 4:3 Aspect Misc VGA720x480720x576800x480 LILLIPUT 7 LCD (called 1152000 pixels)848x480 LCD852x480 LCD1024x5121280x9601360x765 LCD1366x768 LCD1792x1344 ATI RADEON 9800XT1800x1440 ATI RADEON 9800XT1856x1393 ATI RADEON 9800XT WUXGA1920x1200 16:10 AspectQXGA2048x1536 - 4x(1024x768) WQXGA2560x1600 16:10 QSXGA2560x2048 - 4x(1280x1024) WQSXGA3200x2048 QUXGA3200x2400 4:3 WQUXGA3840x2400 - 4x(1920x1200 HDTV) HSXGA5120x4096 5:4 WHSXGA6400x4096 (15.6:10) HUXGA6400x4800 4:3 UHDTV7680x4320 - UHDV (33MegaPixels) WHUXGA7680x4800 Many computer resolutions are multiples of older resolutionsResolutions640 x 480800 x 6001024 x 7681280 x 10241600 x 12001600 x 12802x1280 x 9601600 x 12002048 x 15362560 x 20483200 x 24003200 x 25603x1920 x 14402400 x 18003072 x 23043840 x 30724800 x 36004800 x 38404x2560 x 19203200 x 24004096 x 30725120 x 40966400 x 48006400 x 51205x3200 x 24004000 x 30005120 x 38406400 x 51208000 x 60008000 x 6400Cell Phone and PDA Motorola 176x220 Nokia 176x208 Sony Ericcson 128x160 Tungsten T3 320x480 Tungsten E, Zire 72320x320 Zire 31, Handspring Visor160x160 Mini LCD Displays Portable DVD 2.5 to 7384x234 16:9 320x234 382x234 480x234 16:9 Misc LCD1440x234 is really 480x234They count the RGB a 3 dots 1.8280x220 4:3 3.5600x234 4:3 8.91024x600 Digital Cimema Formats 2K2048x1536 16mm 2K Academy projection2048 x1107 2K TI DLP Resolution2048x1080 4K4096x3072 35mm 1.33 Aspect 4K Academy projection 4096x2214 35mm 1.66/1.85 Aspect 4K New Sony Projector 4096x2160 4K4096x6144 35mm VistaVision 4K Academy Full Frame 4096x2988 35mm 1.37 Aspect Video Conferencing Formats 4:3 QCIF 176x144 QSIF 166x120 SIF320x240 CIF352?88 NTSC:4SIF704x480or 640x480 PAL:4CIF704x576 (H.261 Annex D) 16CIF 1408 x 1152 Digital Television formats 4:3 480i640x480 pixels interlaced 480p640x480 pixels progressive LaserDisk560x360 EDTV NTSC704x480 480p/60 DV NTSC720x480 D1 NTSC (ITU-R 601)720x486 EDTV PAL704x576 576p/50 D1/DV PAL720x576 D41440x1024 D162880x2048 Digital Television formats 16:9 720p 1280x720 HDV 720p 1280x720 1035i1035 Lines Analog (MUSE) 1080i1920x1080 pixels HDV 1080i1440X1080 pixelsWhere did they come up with this? DV NTSC Wide-screen720x480 D1 NTSC Wide-screen720x486 D1/DV PAL Wide-screen720x576 Digital Television formats 8:3 D4 Anamorphic1440x1024 D16 Anamorphic2880x2048 WUXGAWUXGA stands for Widescreen Ultra eXtended Graphics Array and is a display resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels with a 16:10 screen aspect ratio. This resolution is currently available in high-end LCD televisions and computer monitors. Dell sells a notebook with a 15 LCD screen that has this resolution. Apple sells a 23 Cinema Display that has this resolution. UXGAUltra eXtended Graphics Array is an abbreviation referring to a standard monitor resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels. Dell Computer refers to the same resolution of 1,920,000 pixels as UGA. SXGASuper eXtended Graphics Array is an abbreviation referring to a standard monitor resolution of 1280 x 1024 pixels. This resolution of 1,310,720 pixels is an enhancement of the standard XGA resolution that IBM developed in 1990. This resolution is a very strange resolution as it is not the standard 4:3 ratio but a 5:4 ratio. A standard 4:3 monitor using this resolution will therefore not have square pixels, but rectangular ones. This is especially a problem with LCD monitors which have a fixed resolution. A resolution of 1280 x 960 is also often supported, which has the standard 4:3 ratio. XGAeXtended Graphics Array is an IBM display standard introduced in 1990. XGA supports a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels with a pal