WXGA

WXGA

Acronym that stands for wide extended graphics array; this screen resolution is measured to be 1152 x 768, with a aspect ratio of 1.50x, or 1280 x 768 with an aspect ration of 1.66x, or 1280 x 800 with an aspect ratio of 1.60x, or 1366 x 768 with an aspect ratio of 1.78; all of these resolutions are classified as "wide".

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WXGA+

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Wide extended graphics array, plus; this screen resolution has a 1.60x aspect ratio, measuring 1440 x 900 and is classified as 'wide".

WSVGA

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Acronym which stands for wide super video graphics array, measuring 1024 x 600 to create a 1.7x aspect ratio. This type of screen resolution is classified as "wide".

WSXGA+

Computer; Laptops

Acronym that refers to wide super extended graphics array, plus; this screen resolution is measured as 1680 x 1050, with an aspect ratio of 1.60x, which is considered "wide".

WSXGA

Computer; Laptops

Acronym that means wide super extended graphic array, measuring 1280 x 854 to create a 1.50x aspect ratio. This screen resolution is classified as "wide".

WUXGA

Computer; Laptops

Acronym that stands for wide ultra extended graphics array, this screen resolution is measured to be 1920 x 1200, with a aspect ratio of 1.60x, classified as "wide".

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Computer; Laptops

One part of a laptop's supporting hardware. The bottom base is located in the bottom tray of a laptop and connects to the top tray to prevent movement or sliding.

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