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That's a general blanket statement as fact. I went 1800p on 13" laptops 3 years ago. That is as low as I will ever go. I also have a Samsung Tab S2 8.0 for read
by savagej 10y ago
That's a general blanket statement as fact. I went 1800p on 13" laptops 3 years ago. That is as low as I will ever go. I also have a Samsung Tab S2 8.0 for reading and a Nexus 6 phone. My next 13" Ultrabook will be a 4k OLED. Nothing else contends.
- fudgy73 10y agoWhich laptop are you using now?
- savagej 10y agohttp://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/NP940X3G-K04US http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/NP940X3G-K0...
- Klinky 10y agoFor general purpose usage and for gamers it is "fact", but there are certainly people who prefer high dpi displays in Windows. The first thing I did on my Macbook Pro running Windows was to turn off the terrible scaling, and lower the resolution. The panel's upscaling is better than Windows. I don't mind high dpi on my Android phone since Android handles high dpi well. Eventually high dpi will catch up in Windows, and I'll be "forced" to accept the horror of a 4K OLED ;-)