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SXGA, UXGA much difference?

CyberGhost · 2004-05-12 00:01:11

what is the difference between the two, other than the resolution? cryspiness? clearness? the thing that you can actually see SXGA without the need of a microscope?

12-05-2004 12:01am

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what is the difference between the two, other than the resolution?

cryspiness? clearness? the thing that you can actually see SXGA without the need of a microscope?

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#2 12-05-2004 7:55am

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as far as i know, they just refer to the max resolution the monitor can support. Google for the exact resolutions. I don't think they refer to anything else.

The only other concern with a monitor is the dot pitch ( i tihnk its called). The smaller the dots, the sharper the monitor will be. I think 0.27mm-0.26mm is standard.

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#3 12-05-2004 9:15am

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SXGA = Super XGA
UXGA = Ultra XGA

UXGA is 1600x1200 afaik or something.

Either way you're going to need a 19"-21" TFT or a 21"-22" arpeture grille CRT.

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