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Most consumer laptops are probably used quite often for watching movies, but this shouldn't be an issue. My laptop has a 3:2 screen and I don't even notice the
by widerporst 8y ago
Most consumer laptops are probably used quite often for watching movies, but this shouldn't be an issue. My laptop has a 3:2 screen and I don't even notice the black bars when watching a video. An OLED display would be even better for this as the bars are as really black.
- nkkollaw 8y agoI mean, how many movies can you watch in any given day? I would think 80% of the time is spent browsing the web. My screen is 3:2, too, and it's many times better. Apple's laptops (sorry, forget exact ratio) are acceptable, too, it's just that 16:9 doesn't make any sense to me and I have no idea why more companies aren't providing alternatives. I guess it's a non-problem and I'm the only one who sees it this way.
- nicoburns 8y ago> I mean, how many movies can you watch in any given day? I would think 80% of the time is spent browsing the web. I know a few people who mostly use their laptops to watch movies / netflix. The rest of the day, they're not using the laptop at all. (there is some web browsing of course, but not much).
- wilsonnb3 8y agoApple uses 16:10 I believe.