VGA is also the name of a specific resolution, it just happens to also share the name with a connector. The whole letter soup for resolutions was a dumb idea and I’m glad it died out. For example, did you know the Game Boy Advanced had a screen with HQVGA resolution? No, none of the letters stand for what you think they do. Of course that means Half Quarter Video Graphics Array.
Back in my day all we had was ADVGA.
Ok moneybags, I had ADMONOCHROME
I liked the upgrade to ADHDMI.
Gotta support ADDP for its open ecosystem
VGA is also the name of a specific resolution, it just happens to also share the name with a connector. The whole letter soup for resolutions was a dumb idea and I’m glad it died out. For example, did you know the Game Boy Advanced had a screen with HQVGA resolution? No, none of the letters stand for what you think they do. Of course that means Half Quarter Video Graphics Array.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_common_display_resolutions
But original VGA could be 640x480, 800x600 or 1024x768.
Also I think it supported a 320x240, and then later on it would support much higher resolutions.
Again, thats the stupid part. VGA means only 640x480. SVGA is 800x600 and QVGA is 1024x768.
All of those resolutions can be successfully sent through a….VGA cable.
ADSD.
Not to be confused with ADSD Cards.