Mobile - Display Jargon Simplified: resolving
WXGA (1280 x 800) It is actually a widened XGA resolution. It refers to Wide Extended Graphics
Array and a number of screen resolutions fall under this category – 1280 X 768 and 1366 X 768. The Samsung Galaxy Note has a WXGA resolution (1280 X 800).
HD (720 x 1280) HD displays are popularly also known as 720p - the least resolution that can be considered high-definition. It is seen in the Samsung Galaxy SIII and the HTC One X.
XGA (768 x 1024) XGA is quite rare in smartphone displays and seen more in tablets and phablets. It refers to Extended Graphics Array, and is usually seen in unconventionally-shaped- devices, such as the LG Optimus Vu.
QHD (540 x 960) QHD refers to one quarter of a full HD frame. This resolution is now seen in many high-end devices as screen sizes are increasing. It was seen in the HTC Sensation.
WVGa (800 x 480) WVGA stands for Wider VGA (Video Graphics Array) and refers to any display with a height of 800 pixels but a width of more than 480 pixels. This resolution is quite popular in smartphones today and is seen in a number of Nokia Lumia devices, such as the Lumia 820. It was also seen in the Samsung Galaxy SII.
HVGA (320 x 480) HVGA refers to a small number of resolutions, the most common being the 320 x 480, which is half the size of VGA, hence the name. It was most famously seen in the Apple iPhone 3GS.
QVGA (240 x 320) This is at the bottom end of modern phone resolutions. QVGA stands for Quarter Video Graphics Array, and is basically a quarter of the resolution of VGA. It is normally seen in affordable phones like the Samsung Galaxy Y and HTC Wildfire.
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