Which screen type should I use for Android Tablet with same resolution and varying size/inches?











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The case:
Tablet-01:
Screen size: 7 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-02:
Screen size: 8 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-03:
Screen size: 10 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



In application this gives me display type as "LargeScreen" with sw600 dpi category. But my application renders the UI/contents differently on all the screens.



Since the resolution and display type is same all across sizes (7", 8" & 10"), can I achieve the similar/same contents on each of the screen/display? And how?










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  • It looks like all the tablets have the same screen size.
    – Ishaan
    Nov 22 at 15:09






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    They probably have different software DPI values set. Android bases layout matches on the software density, not the hardware density.
    – TheWanderer
    Nov 22 at 15:15















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The case:
Tablet-01:
Screen size: 7 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-02:
Screen size: 8 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-03:
Screen size: 10 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



In application this gives me display type as "LargeScreen" with sw600 dpi category. But my application renders the UI/contents differently on all the screens.



Since the resolution and display type is same all across sizes (7", 8" & 10"), can I achieve the similar/same contents on each of the screen/display? And how?










share|improve this question
























  • It looks like all the tablets have the same screen size.
    – Ishaan
    Nov 22 at 15:09






  • 1




    They probably have different software DPI values set. Android bases layout matches on the software density, not the hardware density.
    – TheWanderer
    Nov 22 at 15:15













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up vote
0
down vote

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The case:
Tablet-01:
Screen size: 7 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-02:
Screen size: 8 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-03:
Screen size: 10 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



In application this gives me display type as "LargeScreen" with sw600 dpi category. But my application renders the UI/contents differently on all the screens.



Since the resolution and display type is same all across sizes (7", 8" & 10"), can I achieve the similar/same contents on each of the screen/display? And how?










share|improve this question















The case:
Tablet-01:
Screen size: 7 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-02:
Screen size: 8 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



Tablet-03:
Screen size: 10 inches
Resolution: 1280x800



In application this gives me display type as "LargeScreen" with sw600 dpi category. But my application renders the UI/contents differently on all the screens.



Since the resolution and display type is same all across sizes (7", 8" & 10"), can I achieve the similar/same contents on each of the screen/display? And how?







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  • It looks like all the tablets have the same screen size.
    – Ishaan
    Nov 22 at 15:09






  • 1




    They probably have different software DPI values set. Android bases layout matches on the software density, not the hardware density.
    – TheWanderer
    Nov 22 at 15:15


















  • It looks like all the tablets have the same screen size.
    – Ishaan
    Nov 22 at 15:09






  • 1




    They probably have different software DPI values set. Android bases layout matches on the software density, not the hardware density.
    – TheWanderer
    Nov 22 at 15:15
















It looks like all the tablets have the same screen size.
– Ishaan
Nov 22 at 15:09




It looks like all the tablets have the same screen size.
– Ishaan
Nov 22 at 15:09




1




1




They probably have different software DPI values set. Android bases layout matches on the software density, not the hardware density.
– TheWanderer
Nov 22 at 15:15




They probably have different software DPI values set. Android bases layout matches on the software density, not the hardware density.
– TheWanderer
Nov 22 at 15:15

















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