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`Higher screen resolutions more popular for exploring the internet according to OneStat.com
`Amsterdam July 24 2002 OneStat.com ( http://www.onestat.com ), the number one provider of realtime website analysis
`software, today reported that more users are moving toward higher screen resolutions for exploring the internet. The finding has
`important implications for website designers because most websites are designed for a screen resolution of 800 x 600 pixels.
`Users with 1024 x 768 screen resolution have a global usage share of 43 percent. Users with monitors set to the most common
`resolution 800 x 600 have an approximate 37 percent global usage share.
`"Our software is the ultimate solution for each webmaster to measure screen resolutions or color palettes of your website
`visitors," said Niels Brinkman, cofounder of OneStat.com. The most popular screen resolutions on the web are:
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`1. 1024 x 768
`2. 800 x 600
`3. 1280 x 1024
`4. 1152 x 864
`5. 640 x 480
`6. 1600 x 1200
`7. 1152 x 870
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`43%
`37%
`12.9%
`3.8%
`1.3%
`1%
`0.2%
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`OneStat.com is the number one provider of realtime website analytics in the world. Our superior technology powers more than
`50,000 websites in 100 countries. With our accurate, detailed & reliable reports we will be able to answer questions about visitor
`behaviour, site performance and retention.
`The OneStat.com solutions provide executives, marketers and webmasters with answers to critical ebusiness questions such as:
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`Who is visiting my web site?
`How many pageviews, visits (sessions) and visitors are coming on a daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly basis?
`What content, products, and services do my visitors prefer?
`How many visitors return to the website and how often?
`What kind of search engine do they use?
`What kind of technology do your visitors use to view the web site?
`How much time do they spent on the website?
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`OneStat.com has the intention to become the number one and largest panEuropean provider of realtime website analysis
`software. The web analytics ASP market totalled $49 million in 2000 and could be worth over $700 million in 2004, according to
`research agencies.
`Methodology: A global usage share of xx percent for screen resolution Y means that xx percent of the visitors of Internet users
`arrived at sites that are using one of OneStat.com's services by using screen resolution Y. All numbers mentioned in the
`research are averages of last month and all measurements are normalised to the GMT timezone. Research is based on a sample
`of 2 million visitors divided into 20,000 visitors of 100 countries each day.
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`Netherlands. Phone: +31 (0)172 244 043 Email: click here Website : www.onestat.com
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`VALMONT 2008
`Lindsay v. Valmont
`IPR2015-01039
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