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I could not find a complete guide of this nor did I know who to contact about possibly making a wiki here for it (if it exists or not allowed please remove). I cannot nor want to remember everything in regards to pixel dimensions when designing for mobile devices but I'd like to have a list of the pixel dimensions for:

Device                                  Width   Height

Apple iPad
Apple iPhone 3
Apple iPhone 4
Apple iPhone 5
Apple Mini
Google Nexus 7 
Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700
Google Nexus 10
Asus Transformer Pad TF300
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

If someone knows a complete guide for all major tablet and mobile devices that would be great.

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Unfortunately the number of devices is growing by the day. Fortunately we work with Digital Media and can build our apps and such to be responsive to the different sizes (rather than having to make a different spark plug for ever type of car there is). Also fortunately for us, Wikipedia has a pretty good history of documenting these. I realize it isn't what you are looking for, but that is a pretty big project you are trying to set up. If you get it going, you will have a lot of followers. – BillyNair Feb 24 at 3:35

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I've found the iOS specifications in one single page, it's hard to find all resolutions in one single place, because the list is growing up everyday, and some of them becomes obsoletes soon, but fortunately that information is not hard to accomplish, as soon as you need to now one, is just a Google search far from you, and you could create your own list with some time.

This is the iOS cheat sheet of resolutions, I hope it helps. http://ivomynttinen.com/blog/the-ios-design-cheat-sheet-volume-2/

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+1 sir good find. – Matt_2.0 Mar 28 at 13:15

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