Android Nexus 7 DPI for Eclipse

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Evorlor picture Evorlor · May 3, 2013 · Viewed 7.9k times · Source

The Nexus 7 is that TVDPI, but that is not used in programming apps for it. Eclipse uses the HDPI, LDPI, MDPI, XHDPI, and XXHDPI folders. After my research, I still have found no solid conclusion.

Four different sources, four different answers:

1.33 x MDPI

HDPI

XHDPI

No direct answer

So my question:

Does anyone really know which density (HDPI/LDPI/MDPI/XHDPI/XXHDPI) the Nexus 7 uses?

Answer

CommonsWare picture CommonsWare · May 3, 2013

The Nexus 7 is that TVDPI, but that is not used in programming apps for it.

It certainly can be. You are welcome to use -tvdpi resource set qualifiers, as is covered in the documentation.

Eclipse uses the HDPI, LDPI, MDPI, XHDPI, and XXHDPI folders.

No, it uses -ldpi, -mdpi, -tvdpi, -hdpi, -xhdpi, and -xxhdpi resource set qualifiers, as is covered in the documentation.

Does anyone really know which density (HDPI/LDPI/MDPI/XHDPI/XXHDPI) the Nexus 7 uses?

It uses -tvdpi, as is covered in the documentation.

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