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We have about 13k uniques/month. Here is our break down for the last 30 days: 1920x1200: 19.98% 1280x800: 14.38% 1440x900: 13.25% 1680x1050; 13.03% 1920x10
by callmeed 16y ago
We have about 13k uniques/month. Here is our break down for the last 30 days:
1920x1200: 19.98%
1280x800: 14.38%
1440x900: 13.25%
1680x1050; 13.03%
1920x1080: 7.20%
1280x1024: 6.31%
2560x1440: 5.08%
1024x768: 4.69%
1366x768: 2.24%
2560x1600: 2.16%
Important caveat: our market is professional photographers, which have larger than average monitors.
EDIT TO ADD: If it helps, our OS breakdown is 58% Mac, 39.5% Win, and the remaining mobile/linux.
- Jacob_W 16y agoThat is...interesting. What are the aspect ratios on those monitors?
- ryanpetrich 16y agoComputer monitors generally use square pixels, so it's trivial to calculate the aspect ratios using the resolutions.
- pgbovine 16y agowow, yeah 1920x1200 usually corresponds to a 24" monitor, which regular moms and pops aren't likely to have
- carbocation 16y agoAgreed. Looking at the same 500,000 uniques that I peeked at above, only 2% of our visitors have 1920x1200.
- marcamillion 16y agoThis is very interesting because it is highly likely that my target market (designers) has a similar screen resolution as yours. Also interesting.....1280 x 800 is your second highest - i.e. 13" Macbook Pro. That's very, very interesting.
- byoung2 16y agoour market is professional photographers Here is data for an audience of amateurs and professionals (Steve's Digicams). 1 million unique visitors/month. 1280x800 16.45% 1024x768 14.09% 1280x1024 13.02% 1680x1050 10.34% 1440x900 9.53% 1920x1200 6.03% 1366x768 5.08% 1920x1080 4.62% 1600x900 1.79% 1152x864 1.63% 80% Windows, 15% Mac
- dkersten 16y agoAm I the only person who has and uses a 1600x1200 monitor? People and their widescreen! ;)
- bartwe 16y agoIt is getting harder and harder to find 4:3 monitors, so for me it's not my first choice that i now have a 1920x1080 as main screen. (I start drooling thinking of a 1920x1440 screen)
- dkersten 16y agoThis is true and I'm looking forward to getting a 1920x1440 or higher monitor too. I actually got a 4:3 monitor on purpose though, since at the time, big widescreen monitors were too expensive and I wasn't willing to settle for fewer vertical pixels (for programming, height is more important than width for me) and I didn't want the hassle of flipping a widescreen monitor sideways.
- zokier 16y agoWhile high res screens seem relatively popular, I'm hoping that nobody is running their browser window maximized with 2560x1600 screen. I'm running 1680x1050, but still my browser window is 1085x1050 atm, with tab-bar taking 200px from the side.
- ks 16y agoI'm using 2048x1152, but my browser window is only 1161x1069. I sometimes maximize, but using HN with a maximised window is not an option :-)