360x240

360x240 refers to a display resolution of 360 pixels wide by 240 pixels high. This resolution is a common choice for older mobile devices, handheld gaming consoles, and some early digital cameras. It represents a relatively low pixel count by modern standards, offering a modest level of detail.

The 360x240 resolution was particularly prevalent during the era of feature phones and the first generation of smartphones. Devices like the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable also utilized this or similar resolutions. Its simplicity made it suitable for the processing power and battery life constraints of these devices.

While no longer considered high definition, 360x240 can still be found in some niche applications. It might be used for basic displays on embedded systems, small industrial equipment, or as a fallback resolution for older media content. The efficiency of this resolution means it requires less data to transmit and less processing power to render, which can be advantageous in resource-limited environments. However, for modern multimedia consumption, it is generally superseded by much higher resolutions like 1920x1080 (Full HD) or 3840x2160 (4K UHD).