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April 14th 13, 04:59 AM
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do 2560x1080 displays have an alphabetic *GA name yet?
Most resolutions have a designation such as WXGA, QXGA, WSVGA, HD et
cetera. I have only seen the 2580x1080 referred to as "wide HD" or "ultrawide" in some reviews and adverts. Has VESA or whoever given up assigning names to these things? 
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April 14th 13, 09:17 AM
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do 2560x1080 displays have an alphabetic *GA name yet?
BW wrote:
Most resolutions have a designation such as WXGA, QXGA, WSVGA, HD et cetera. I have only seen the 2580x1080 referred to as "wide HD" or "ultrawide" in some reviews and adverts. Has VESA or whoever given up assigning names to these things? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphic...lay_resolution "...and UW-UXGA that has 2560×1080 pixels" At first I thought maybe Wikipedia made it up, but I can see products with it. And Dell made a monitor too, although they didn't mention UWUXGA in their blurb. http://www.mea.philips.com/c/televis...specifications Paul
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