Let me start the ball rolling:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wide_Field_Camera_3

0.13 arcsec pixels in a field of ~125 x 125 arc sec, up to about 1700nm.

Google is your friend.

Dear James, thank you for your immediate response. I will have a look the link, thanks again :) 

I guess you are asking for spatial resolution?

In the mid-IR:

1) VISIR at the ESO/VLT gets to 0.045"/pixel, diffraction limited imaging atigh sensitivity in the two mid-IR atmospheric windows N & Q bands

2) MIRI aboard the JWST will give 0.11"/pixel at 7 micron

3) METIS at the E-ELT will provide Nyquist sampling at diffraction limit 3 & 8 micron

In the near-IR:

1) NACO at the VLT focus gives a resolution close to diffraction limit of the 8m telescope (0.08"/pixel). Using Adaptive optics may improve or lower these figures.

2) NIRCAM on-board the JWST will provide 0.033"/pixel in the 1-2 micron range, and 0.065"/pixel in the 2-5 micron range.

Hope that helps, but again, most of the information can be found in the weg.

All the best,

Patrice

Thank you very much dear Dr Patrice Bouchet :)