不同安卓设备的像素密度数值

哎，不容易，翻墙找到国外的文章，总的来说就是如果要想支持高版本系统的安卓设备，那么在开发APP应用时就准备些清晰的图片放在res下面吧。

DPI概念不懂的请参考隔壁那篇文章介绍。

原文链接：http://blog.blundell-apps.com/list-of-android-devices-with-pixel-density-buckets/

This is my attempt at collating what device runs at what pixel density. I realise there are millions of devices so this list will start small and hopefully I’ll update it often whenever I come across a new device.

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Model                   | Android Version | Density Advent Vega             |      2.2        |  mdpi    Asus Transformer Prime  |      4.0        |  hdpi   Freelander PD10         |      4.0        |  hdpi   Google Galaxy Nexus     |      4.0        |  xhdpi Google Nexus One        |      2.3        |  hdpi Google Nexus S          |      4.0        |  hdpi Google Nexus 4          |      4.2        |  xhdpi Google Nexus 7          |      4.1        |  tvdpi (but will scale down your hdpi assets) Google Nexus 10         |      4.2        |  xhdpi (Launcher icon xxhdpi)   HTC Desire              |      2.2        |  hdpi HTC Desire S            |      2.3        |  hdpi HTC Desire X            |      4.0        |  hdpi HTC Desire HD           |      2.3        |  hdpi HTC Doubleshot          |      2.3        |  hdpi HTC Glacier             |      2.3        |  hdpi HTC Nexus One           |      2.3        |  hdpi HTC Hero                |      2.1        |  mdpi HTC Legend              |      2.1        |  mdpi HTC Sensation           |      2.3        |  hdpi HTC One S               |      4.0        |  hdpi HTC One X               |      4.0        |  xhdpi HTC One V               |      4.0        | hdpi HTC Tattoo              |      1.6        |  ldpi HTC Wildfire            |      2.1/2.2    |  mdpi   Huawei Blaze            |      2.3        |  mdpi   LG Nexus 4              |      4.2        |  xhdpi LG Optimus S            |      2.2        |  mdpi LG Optimus Sol          |      2.3        |  hdpi LG Optimus One          |      2.2        |  mdpi LG Optimus V            |      2.2        | mdpi LG Optimus 3D           |      2.3        |  hdpi   Motorola Atrix          |      2.3        |  hdpi Motorola Defy           |      2.3        |  hdpi Motorola Defy Mini      |      2.3        |  mdpi Motorola Droid          |      2.0-2.2    |  mdpi Motorola Droid 3        |      2.3        | hdpi Motorola Flipout        |      2.1        |  ldpi Motorola Razr           |      2.3        |  hdpi Motorola Xoom           |      3.1/4.0    |  mdpi Motorola Xoom2          |      3.2        |  mdpi   Sony X10 Mini           |      2.1        |  ldpi Sony X10i               |      2.3        |  hdpi Sony Xperia Arc S       |      2.3        |  hdpi Sony Xperia P           |      2.3        |  hdpi Sony Xperia Play        |      2.3        |  hdpi Sony Xperia Pro         |      4.0        |  hdpi Sony Xperia S           |      2.3        |  xhdpi Sony Xperia X8          |      2.1        |  mdpi   Samsung Epic 4G         |      2.2        |  hdpi Samsung Galaxy Ace      |      2.2        |  mdpi Samsung Galaxy S        |      2.3        |  hdpi Samsung Galaxy S II     |      2.3        |  hdpi Samsung Galaxy S III    |      4.0        |  xhdpi Samsung Galaxy Tab 7"   |      2.2        |  hdpi Samsung Galaxy Tab 10"  |      3.0        |  mdpi Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10"|      4.0        |  mdpi Samsung Galaxy Nexus    |      4.0        |  xhdpi Samsung Galaxy Note     |      2.3        |  xhdpi Samsung Galaxy Note 2   |      4.1        |  xhdpi Samsung Nexus 10        |      4.2        |  xhdpi Samsung Nexus S         |      4.0        |  hdpi   ZTE Blade               |      2.3        |  hdpi ZTE Libra               |      2.2        |  hdpi

Here is a sample project that shows in the top right corner what pixel density the device is running at.

ResBucket Eclipse Source Project

GitHub ResBucket Project

Screenie from app:

The app also shows the use of a Config file to show extra information when running in ‘non-live’ mode. You can see an example of switching that configuration here.

I recently found this from Motorola, if you find the device you want, click on it, then scroll down to where it says GENERALIZED PIXEL DENSITY it will say LOW MEDIUM HIGH for each device
Motorola Full Reference list: http://developer.motorola.com/products/?num=all

Please comment with your device and bucket if you know it, I’ll gladly add it to the list and your name/website to the thanks.

I’d like to thank:

Tchami
Wanderer
Joris
Maksim
Willie
Ashik P
Wahree
BigBadSheep
Seb C
Project JourneyMan

Also Maksim has made this great csv file collaborating a hell of a lot of data on phone stats:
github/android-devices

Some background information on DPI:

Equating to:

ldpi ~120dpi.
mdpi ~160dpi)
hdpi ~240dpi.
xhdpi ~320dpi.