1024×768
1024×768 is a display resolution consisting of 1024 pixels in width and 768 pixels in height, yielding a 4:3 aspect ratio. It is commonly associated with the XGA (Extended Graphics Array) standard, originally introduced by IBM in 1990 as a higher-resolution successor to VGA and SVGA. The resolution comprises 786,432 individual pixels and is characterized by square pixels on standard displays.
Historically, 1024×768 became a common default for desktop monitors, laptop screens, and many projectors during the
Compatibility and usage: The 4:3 aspect ratio makes 1024×768 well suited for mixed content such as text
Contemporary relevance: While largely supplanted by higher-resolution or widescreen formats such as 1280×800, 1366×768, and 1920×1080,