Virtual Device Manager question

[parijs]

I have a Samsung tab 7 with special settings AVD from Samsung and that fits fine
When I make a 7 " with 480x800 scale = 1 (160dpi) it don't fits.
Now that is not really a problem but when I make a 10 " 800x1280 scale 1 it seems to make it 4x larger than the 7" Samsung,
I cannot check because I don't have a 10 " but 4 times greater than 7 does not seem correct.
How do I spell an appropriate 10 "on ADV?

 

[Erel]

Make sure that you choose Android 3.0 (or 4.0) when you create the 10' AVD. You can also use the abstract designer to test the layout.

 

[parijs]

I do not know where the mistake is
But the abstract design is bigger then the Samsung tab 7 with special settings

 

[Erel]

I think that you are using the wrong values. See this thread: http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4andr...232-working-samsung-galaxy-tab.html#post41397

 

[Merlot2309]

Hello,

This is an overview of all Android device sizes I collected so far.
Some screen sizes are smaller than the manufacturer's specs.

'' 240x320 d1 = 2.5" + 2.6" + 2.8" + 3"
'' 240x400 d1 = 3.2"
'' 320x480 d1 = 2.8" + 3.2" +3.5"
'' 400x800 d1 = 7"
'' 480x800 d1 = 5" + 7"
'' 480x800 d1.5 = 3.2" + 3.5" + 3.7" + 4" + 4.3"
'' 576x1024 d1 = 10.2"
'' 600x800 d1.25 = 8"
'' 600x800 d1 = 8"
'' 600x1024 d1 = 10.1" o.a. Archos 101
'' 600x1024 d1.5 = 7" Galaxy Tab
'' 720x1280(or 1184) d2 = 4.65" Galaxy Nexus
'' 768x1024 d1 = 8" + 9.7" Archos 80
'' 800x1280 d1 = 9.4" + 10.1"
'' 800x1280 d2 = 5.3" 285dpi Galaxy Note

Success and regards,
Helen.

 

[parijs]

Unfortunately it was not helpful for me
But thanks for your time