240x320

240x320 refers to a display resolution, indicating a screen with 240 pixels in width and 320 pixels in height. This resolution was particularly common in early to mid-2000s mobile phones and some early portable gaming devices. It provided a relatively sharp image for its time, allowing for basic graphical interfaces, text, and simple images.

The aspect ratio of a 240x320 display is 3:4, which is a standard aspect ratio that was prevalent in many older electronic devices. This resolution offered a balance between screen size and detail, making it suitable for tasks such as browsing WAP websites, playing simple games, and viewing photographs.

As display technology advanced, higher resolutions became standard on mobile devices, offering significantly more detail and clarity. While 240x320 is now considered a low resolution by modern standards, it played a crucial role in the development and user experience of portable electronics during its era. Devices featuring this resolution included many feature phones from manufacturers like Nokia and Sony Ericsson, as well as early iterations of devices like the Nintendo DS. The simplicity of rendering content at this resolution also made it efficient for the processors and graphics hardware of the time.