HD

HD (1280×720), also known as 720p, is a widely adopted 16:9 widescreen resolution that provides a clean, familiar layout for embedded interfaces and everyday video playback. It offers solid readability for menus, icons, and standard UI elements while keeping data throughput, memory usage, and GPU/processor load significantly lower than FHD and 4K. This makes HD especially attractive for power- and cost-sensitive systems where stable performance matters more than ultra-fine detail.

Thanks to its broad compatibility with common display controllers, media sources, and standard video pipelines, 720p is easy to integrate across a wide range of hardware platforms. HD is often used in dashboards and instrument panels, portable terminals, entry-level infotainment, smart home and appliance interfaces, industrial HMIs, and general-purpose embedded displays. It also scales well for typical layouts, helping designers maintain clear visual hierarchy without pushing bandwidth limits or increasing system complexity.