SVGA

SVGA (800×600) is a classic 4:3 resolution that remains widely used in embedded and industrial displays thanks to its balanced pixel count, straightforward UI layout, and excellent compatibility with legacy systems. With enough pixels for clear text, icons, and basic graphics, SVGA supports familiar control-panel interfaces while keeping memory bandwidth, GPU load, and power consumption relatively low—making it easier to run stable UIs on cost-efficient processors.

Because 800×600 has been adopted for so long, it’s commonly supported by display controllers, scalers, and video sources, which simplifies integration and shortens development time. SVGA panels are often chosen for industrial HMI screens, instrumentation, medical devices, portable terminals, and test equipment where reliability, readability, and predictable performance matter more than ultra-high resolution.