Can't we, once and for all, get rid of the annoying habit of referring to LCD panel sizes by cutesy pseudo-acronyms? VGA and SVGA are clear enough, but as the panels get bigger, we're inundated with "ultra XGA", and "super XGA", and "ultra XGA +". It's just stupid. I can't wait for some one to choose "super ultra XGA", so we can pronounce "SUXGA".

Wouldn't it be much clearer and much less confusing to use the actual pixel sizes? If that's too long, we can use the equally unambiguous decapixels: 6x4, 8x6, 10x7, 12x10, 14x10, 16x12, 19x14, etc. Now, I can tell EXACTLY how fine the pixels will be, instead of having to search for a glossary (which, by the way, the laptop manufacturers conveniently neglect to include in their brochures).

SUXGA just sux. Get rid of it.