Those are two distinct things: screen size bucket
(small/normal/large/xlarge) vs. screen pixels per inch density
(ldpi/mdpi/hdpi/xhdpi).
drawable-xhdpi is for images at 320dpi. If your tablet has 160dpi (a
typical 1280x800, 10" tablet), Android will take the xhdpi images
(lacking others) and scale them down by a factor of 160/320, that is,
make them half the original size.
drawable-xlarge is for images at 160dpi, targeting xlarge screens.
Running on a typical 1280x80 10" tablet, those don't need any resizing
and are used as is.
-- Kostya
24.02.2012 16:39, technodHr пишет:
hello there,
i am working on a app that need to support tablets and for that i am
keeping image resource under drawable-xhdpi it shows small images but
if i rename the folder to drawable-xlarge it shows me big images can
anybody explain this behavior?
--
Kostya Vasilyev
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