On  2 Oct 98 at 9:40, Armando Alvarez Fernandez wrote:

> I have observed that many people use without distintion the term
> SVGA or UVGA, then I would like to know the diference(s) between
> both kind of monitors if they are different and exist.

  VGA does 640x480.  SVGA is a loosely-defined term for any
card/monitor that supports higher resolutions than that; 800x600 and
1024x768 are common, and 1182x864 is sometimes supported.
  I haven't actually seen the designation UVGA, but I'd expect it to
refer to components that support at least 1280x1024, and probably
1600x1200 [so far, you'll see more cards that can do this than
monitors!].

David G

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