1366x768
1366x768 is a display resolution consisting of 1366 horizontal pixels and 768 vertical pixels. The aspect ratio is approximately 16:9, giving a total of about 1,049,088 pixels. The resolution is commonly marketed as WXGA HD or HD+, and has been widely used in budget laptops, small desktop monitors, and entry-level televisions and projectors.
Historically, 1366x768 emerged in the early 2010s as a cost-effective alternative to the higher-resolution 1280x720 and
Technical and practical implications include its 16:9 form factor, which aligns with standard video content but
In contemporary contexts, 1366x768 is increasingly viewed as an entry-level or legacy resolution, often chosen for