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Is there a database, which contains resolution in pixels, screen-size and density for each particular device?

Something like this:

Samsung Galaxy S2 | 480 x 800 | screen-size=normal | density=hdpi

Google Nexus | 1280x720 | screen-size=normal | density=xhdpi

alain.janinm
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  • also processor, BogoMips, support for OpenGl ES 2.0, ... would be useful – Marc Van Daele Jan 27 '12 at 07:32
  • In short there's no such list AFAIK but some lists are present not exactly full ones but at least they have some info https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=rdm8c2ZfSDKd5l-dVy4SrnA&output=html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Android_devices – Sergey Benner Jan 27 '12 at 07:34
  • possible duplicate of [Android Screen sizes](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6231856/android-screen-sizes) – Dan Burton Jan 28 '12 at 22:41

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http://www.android.com/devices/ is the list I use a lot

Edit : this seems to be the new best location after previous link was turned into marketing content It's also more of a database now https://material.io/devices/

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I like https://www.gsmarena.com, it has a comprehensive database of nearly all the devices with screen dimensions, densities and much more other information.

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You can either detect it on the device using this: Get screen dimensions in pixels

Or you would have to create it by going to www.phonearena.com/

But I don't know if anyone is going to construct a db like this and then just hand it out.

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Check this out for the different screen sizes and the category under which they fall.....for phone specific details, you can visit gsmarena.com

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