PCなどの仕様の表記として, SXGA や QVGA などが用いられるものはどれか。
平成30年度 秋期 ITパスポート試験 問92
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問 92
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The clock frequency of the CPU is a quantity expressing the number of operations per second, and its unit is Hz (GHz, MHz). It is not expressed with resolution-standard names such as SXGA or QVGA.
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The diameter of the HDD disk (platter) is expressed in inch units, such as “2.5-inch” or “3.5-inch”. SXGA and QVGA are standard names expressing pixel counts, so they do not apply.
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正解 SXGA and QVGA are names of “resolution standards” that express the number of pixels (pixel) making up the screen, given as width × height. Starting from VGA (640×480) as the reference, QVGA refers to a quarter of VGA (Quarter=320×240), and SXGA refers to a higher-grade standard than VGA (Super XGA=1280×1024). Notations such as SXGA and QVGA are used for the resolution of the display, so the correct answer is “ウ”.
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The capacity of the memory is an amount of data, so it is expressed in byte units such as GB or MB. Resolution-standard names such as SXGA or QVGA are not used.
- SXGA, QVGA, VGA, XGA, UXGA, and the like are names of display resolution standards that express the number of pixels on the screen as width × height (e.g., VGA=640×480, QVGA=320×240, SXGA=1280×1024).
- In PC specification notation, distinguish that each quantity uses a different unit (clock frequency = Hz, storage capacity = bytes, disk diameter = inches, resolution = pixel-count standard names).