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The browser display is limited by the total display area available on each Polycom phone model. If you
are creating an application for a specific Polycom phone model, consider the display area as a factor in
the design of your Web application.
The following table shows the total screen size (in pixels) for each phone model and the audio and video
tag support for each.
Table 3: Polycom Phone and Browser Window Sizes and HTML5 Audio and Video Tag support
Phone
Total
Screen Size
(pixels)
Full Browser Screen Size (pixels)
Idle Browser
Screen Size
(pixels)
HTML5
Audio Tag
Support
HTML5
Video Tag
Support
When toolbar-auto-
hide is enabled
When toolbar-auto-
hide is disabled
VVX
600
480x272
480x252
480x217
480x190
Yes
Yes
VVX
500
320x 240
320x220
320 x 185
320 x 158
Yes
Yes
VVX
400
320x240
320x240
320x190
320x240
Yes
No
VVX
300
208x104
208x104
208x68
208x104
Yes
No
VVX
1500
1
800 x 480
800x455
800 x 395
610 x 360
No
No
1
When running SIP 3.2.2 or later.
What is the Microbrowser?
The microbrowser is what Polycom calls the smaller, limited-capability browser available on phones that
feature smaller display screens. The microbrowser’s functions are similar to the browser available on
phones with larger displays, but the microbrowser supports only a subset of the XHTML 1.0 features
available to the browser. For example, it can connect to Web servers hosted on the Internet or intranet to
display XHTML pages, but it does not have full Web browser functionality.
The XHTML pages displayed on the microbrowser contain static or dynamic information. This information
is defined as follows:
Static XHTML These pages are created using XHTML editors and are hosted by the Web server.
You can access these pages from the microbrowser using HTTP protocol. These XHTML pages
are static because the information displayed is coded into the XHTML pages. These pages do not
include information that continuously changes or contacts other services for updates.