64×48

The term "64x48" most commonly refers to a resolution, specifically 64 pixels horizontally by 48 pixels vertically. This is a low resolution by modern standards but was prevalent in early digital imaging, video games, and portable electronic devices. For example, many early mobile phones and portable gaming consoles utilized screens with this or similar resolutions due to the limitations of processing power and display technology at the time. In digital photography, a 64x48 image would contain a total of 3072 pixels, a very small number compared to contemporary cameras that capture images with millions of pixels. This resolution is also sometimes seen in reference to image file sizes or processing data blocks, though its primary association is with display dimensions. The simplicity of this resolution made it manageable for early hardware and software, contributing to its widespread adoption in specific technological eras.