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Old January 18th, 2002, 08:59 PM
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Screen Size (Mac) ?
Mornin,

Just wondering if any Mac owners are about this evening, I am in search of a little knowledge, what screen sizes do Mac offer??

I am pretty sure I have the three standard for PC's being:

640 x 480
800 x 600
1024 x 768

Are there any differences for Mac???

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Mac screen resolutions are no different than PC resolutions, they use the same hardware after all.

The "native" resolution on any LCD Mac currently seems to be 1024x768 (iBook & iMac), and can go down to 640x480.

The PowerBook G4 has a "native" resolution of 1152x768 (because of its wide-screen), and can go down to 720x480

The PowerMac G4 can range from 640x480 to over 1280x1024, and even 3:1 ratios like the PowerBook, depending on what monitor you connect to it.
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