UXGA‌

UXGA (1600×1200) is a classic 4:3 resolution designed for applications that need more vertical space than widescreen formats. The extra height makes UI panels, forms, instrument pages, and multi-row data tables easier to read at a glance—especially in industrial HMIs, medical equipment, test instruments, and embedded control systems where information density matters more than cinematic framing.

With its balanced pixel grid and long-standing ecosystem support, UXGA remains a practical choice for stable, predictable layouts and legacy compatibility. It works well for interfaces that rely on stacked controls, large typography, and precise graphics, while still delivering a noticeably sharper step up from SVGA/XGA-class panels without pushing bandwidth and processing as high as modern high-resolution widescreen formats.