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Originally Posted by netsyd
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VGA is 640x488
QVGA is 320x240 (i think)
If you have an x51v - your device is VGA and basically has 4 times the resolution that a QVGA device would have. :approve:
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Actually ... 4 times is a bit misleading. While 640x480 is technically 4 times the number of pixels, saying it has 4-times the resolution is not quite true. It would be more accurate to say the device has
twice the resolution - because it has twice the data-presentation capability (dots) in each dimension. Your screen objects (if rendered with the same bit-map resolution) will appear half the size on the 'V' as they will on the QVGA. Yes, you can fit 4 QVGA screens into VGA field but - as I pointed out above, that doesn't make it 4 times the resolution.
-CB :approve: