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Screen Resolutions - 800 x 600 finally dying?

27/03/2008 - posted under Web Technologies
by Duncan Parry

Less than 9% of web users have 800 X 600 resolutions according to Onestat.com.

Following up on my posts about IE8 launching in beta and browser usage stats for the UK, I decided to look at the screen resolutions people were using today on the web.

The best source I found was Onestat.com (an old favourite for analytics stats) from April 2007:

  • 1024 x 768 dominates - no surprise given the number of TFTs - 55.34%
  • 1280 x 1024 - again TFT variation -17.23%
  • 1280 x 800 - 8.23%
  • 800 x 600 - old CRTs (also known as bricks!) are disappearing as IT departments and home users replace them 8.18%
  • 1152 x 864 - again, squarish TFTs - 3.67%

Hopefully they will publish 2007-2008 stats soon - if anybody has a more up to date source, please leave a comment / use the General option on the contact form (link at top of this page), starting FAO Duncan.

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