155×1024

The designation 155x1024, when encountered in computing contexts, typically refers to a memory or display resolution configuration. It represents a quantity of 155 units multiplied by 1024 units. The specific meaning of "units" depends on the context.

In the realm of computer memory, 155x1024 could describe the dimensions of a memory bank or cache. For instance, it might indicate 155 rows of memory cells, with each row containing 1024 bits or bytes. This would result in a total memory capacity that can be calculated by multiplying these two numbers. The exact interpretation would require knowledge of the specific hardware architecture or memory addressing scheme being referenced.

Alternatively, 155x1024 might denote a display resolution. In this scenario, it would mean a screen or image with 155 pixels in width and 1024 pixels in height. This is a relatively uncommon resolution for modern displays, which typically feature much higher pixel counts and more standardized aspect ratios. However, it could be found in older hardware, specialized embedded systems, or specific image processing applications where such dimensions are relevant. The product of these numbers, 158,720 pixels, would represent the total number of pixels displayed or stored.