In order to enhance image quality, a terminal, when displaying an image on a QVGA display with a resolution greater than the image itself, renders one of every 5 to 7 pixel rows and one of every 5 to 7 pixel columns semi-transparent. The semi-transparent pixel rows and columns are displayed with opacity of between 10% and 40% of the original pixels. For example, an image having a resolution of 176×144 pixels is displayed at 320×240 pixels on a QVGA display will have one of every 5 to 7 pixel rows and columns semi-transparent.