140×160

140×160 denotes a rectangular dimension expressed as width by height, commonly written with the multiplication symbol or “by.” Without units, it is an abstract pair of numbers, and its interpretation depends on context. In many technical fields, 140×160 denotes a size or resolution in pixels or in physical units such as millimeters.

In digital imaging and displays, if taken as a pixel resolution, 140×160 equals 22,400 pixels and has an aspect ratio of 7:8 (width to height). It is a relatively small resolution used for icons, thumbnails, or compact displays, and is compatible with simple image-processing tasks. Uncompressed color data for a 140×160 image at 24-bit color would require about 67 kilobytes for a single frame.

In physical dimensions, if the pairs are in millimeters, 140×160 describes 140 mm by 160 mm, which is 14×16 cm (approximately 5.51 inches by 6.30 inches). Such sizes appear in print formats, photo mats, labels, or small display panels.

Variations in interpretation can occur because the same numeric pair may be specified in different units. Always verify the units in a given document or specification to determine whether 140×160 refers to pixels, millimeters, or another measure. The notation is widely used in product dimensions, image files, and hardware component specs, where the numbers indicate a constrained width and height.

See also: aspect ratio, resolution, pixel density, physical size.