HVGA (Half Video Graphics Array) is a display resolution equal to half of VGA, most often 320×480 pixels (or 480×320 in landscape). HVGA screens were popular in early smartphones, GPS devices, and handheld terminals before being replaced by higher standards such as WVGA and HD. Today, HVGA is still used in some industrial and specialized devices where compact size, low power consumption, and simple integration are more important than high resolution. In HMIs and compact touchscreens, HVGA can be a sufficient choice for cost-sensitive projects.
HVGA (Half Video Graphics Array)
HVGA (Half VGA) is a display resolution of 320×480 pixels (480×320 in landscape), still used in small industrial and handheld screens.
Also known as: 320x480, 480x320, half VGA
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