Comment by pansa2 2 days ago > 4:3, so 1280x1024That’s 5:4. The correct 4:3 resolution is indeed 1280x960. 4 comments pansa2 Reply pavlov 1 day ago That’s true, but for some reason, in mid-1990s operating systems, the step up from 1024x768 was usually 1280x1024.Maybe there was a popular professional monitor at some point that was 5:4 and had this resolution? kcb 1 day ago Many of the first popular LCD monitors were 17" or 19" 5:4 1280x1024. pavlov 1 day ago But that came after 1280x1024 had already been a popular resolution for a decade.What was the original 5:4 CRT that gave us this resolution? 1 reply →
pavlov 1 day ago That’s true, but for some reason, in mid-1990s operating systems, the step up from 1024x768 was usually 1280x1024.Maybe there was a popular professional monitor at some point that was 5:4 and had this resolution? kcb 1 day ago Many of the first popular LCD monitors were 17" or 19" 5:4 1280x1024. pavlov 1 day ago But that came after 1280x1024 had already been a popular resolution for a decade.What was the original 5:4 CRT that gave us this resolution? 1 reply →
kcb 1 day ago Many of the first popular LCD monitors were 17" or 19" 5:4 1280x1024. pavlov 1 day ago But that came after 1280x1024 had already been a popular resolution for a decade.What was the original 5:4 CRT that gave us this resolution? 1 reply →
pavlov 1 day ago But that came after 1280x1024 had already been a popular resolution for a decade.What was the original 5:4 CRT that gave us this resolution? 1 reply →
That’s true, but for some reason, in mid-1990s operating systems, the step up from 1024x768 was usually 1280x1024.
Maybe there was a popular professional monitor at some point that was 5:4 and had this resolution?
Many of the first popular LCD monitors were 17" or 19" 5:4 1280x1024.
But that came after 1280x1024 had already been a popular resolution for a decade.
What was the original 5:4 CRT that gave us this resolution?
1 reply →