Android Nexus 7 DPI for Eclipse
android, dpi, eclipse, nexus-7
Solution
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.
Problem
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?