I was looking through the google analytics for my site and noticed a rather odd resolution. Any idea what sort of device might use such a resolution?
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closed as not a real question by soandos, Simon Sheehan, Journeyman Geek, Mokubai, Luke Jul 19 '12 at 6:23
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Can you get the browser type? That would help narrow it down a lot. I came across this before in log files and the reported software was Netscape 5.0 on Windows 3.1. I don't think this has ever been a standard resolution on Windows so it may have been running in a virtual environment of some sort. |
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Netbook comes to mind. Also, you can set your card/monitor to odd sizes sometimes. And as someone else said, it could also be a virtual environment. It is also possible that the resolution was detected incorrectly. Note that available resolutions is up to the video card drivers, and NOT Windows. |
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Internet kiosks in shopping malls and airports also come to mind as devices with odd screen resolutions. |
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