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How do the different display sizes relate to resolution?

April 26, 2017different display relate resolution

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How do the different display sizes relate to resolution?

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As a general rule: Displays at 10.5 inches or less run at VGA resolution which is 600 x 480. Displays at 11 to 12 inches run at SVGA resolution which is 800 x 600. Displays at 13 to 14 inches run at XGA resolution which is 1024 x 768.

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As a general rule: Displays at 10.5 inches or less run at VGA resolution which is 640 x 480 Displays at 11 to 12 inches run at SVGA resolution which is 800 x 600 Displays at 13 to 14 inches run at XGA resolution which is 1024 x 768 1400X1050== SXGA LP150E1 LP157E1 15.7″ 1600X1200 = WXGA but some windscreen versions like the 15.4″ LTN154X1-L03 LCD is only (1280 x 800) 1600×1400 UXGA TX41D56—– 16.1″ etc. {} Do you notice with certain LCD panel Monitors that the screen saver confuses the display mode (when resume from save mode) and you keep having to hit menu then select auto mode on your LCD control to correct the display, I found using this screen saver [has password control for win 98 security], stops the error.

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As a general rule: Displays at 10.5 inches or less run at VGA resolution that is 600 x 480. Displays at 11 to 12 inches run at SVGA resolution that is 800 x 600. Displays at 13 to 14 inches run at XGA resolution that is 1024 x 768. Back to top.