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> There are some devices (Sony for example) whose screen resolution is
> 320x320.
> There are also some more funny devices (240x240).
> PalmOS (the HAL) hides this feature and pretend them to have
> 160x160 screens
> but
> you can use some extended APIs to access the high-resolution mode.
> If you access the screen directly, you need to understand that it is
> 320x320.
> Accessing the screen directly may also cause some bpp issues.
> The new Treo 90 is apparently is 4-4-4 12bpp mode.
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Is there a list of devices that are non 160x160. The palmos.com hardware
compare page mentions that the Qualcomm screens are 160x192, but that's
about it. Also, apart from this 4:4:4 business, are there any devices using
16-bit formats other than 5:6:5 (as mentioned in the docs):
"For direct color bitmaps, only 16 bits per pixel is supported, 5 bits for
red, 6 bits for green, and 5 bits for blue."
Cheers,
Idries
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