prolly havent been made yet
That is a 16:9 aspect ratio.
The ratio is 16:9.
Comment from the person who asked - I'm researching computer hardware for a new computer I'm constructing, and in my past experience, two monitors has always been a great plus. I would like to have the two monitors line up horizontally; however, two 20" widescreen monitors is just a bit pricey for my purposes, and so I am aiming for a widescreen monitor and a normal resolution (4:3 aspect ratio).
The main difference between a computer monitor and an LCD TV monitor is the pixel density, which is nearly twice as high on a computer monitor. This is the main reason that a computer monitor is more expensive. In addition, most computer monitors have a 16:10 aspect ratio, while TV monitors have a 16:9 aspect ratio.
The aspect ratio of 1280x800 pictures is 16:10. Aspect ratio can be found by finding the proportion of an image's length and width. Common aspect ratios include; 1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, and others.
MT 90 B 16 M = motorcycle code T = Tire Width Code 90 = Aspect Ratio (90%) B = Load Range 16 = Rim Diameter (inches) Aspect Ratio = Section Height/Section Width X 100
The original PSP screen is a widescreen TFT LCD measuring 4.3 inches by 3.8 inches. The screen is 480 by 272 pixels with an aspect ratio of 16:9.
The ratio of the areas is 35:80 or 7:16
The most common aspect ratio used in digital displays and screens is 16:9.
The most common aspect ratio used in modern digital displays is 16:9.
For a rectangular wing, this reduces to the ratio of the span to the chord length as shown at the upper right of the figure. High aspect ratio wings have long spans (like high performance gliders), while low aspect ratio wings have either short spans (like the F-16 fighter) or thick chords (like the Space Shuttle).
HD television formats always use an aspect ratio of 16 : 9. For that reason, all HD televisions have that aspect ratio. A 12 : 9 (or 4 : 3) aspect ratio is only used with standard definition video signals so any 4 : 3 television will be a standard definition model only.