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By Joe Nowlan XGA is a term used in the computer industry to describe a video display standard. It is used mainly in the business world, but is becoming increasingly popular in the home market as well. XGA stands for Extended Graphics Array and was developed by IBM in the late 1980s as a higher resolution alternative to the VGA standard. It provides a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels and is used by both Windows and Mac OS computers. XGA is commonly used in business applications such as presentations, spreadsheets, web browsing and other tasks that require a larger display. It is also used in many home entertainment applications, such as watching movies or playing video games. XGA has been replaced by higher resolution standards such as SXGA, but it is still used in many applications. It is also used by some digital projectors, making it a great choice for both business and home use. XGA News The latest news on XGA is that it is becoming increasingly popular in the home market for entertainment applications. Many new TVs and monitors support the XGA standard and it is becoming a popular choice for gamers and movie watchers. XGA Articles How XGA Can Improve Your Home