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Wouldn't under-display cameras be a better solution?
by kace91 6y ago
Wouldn't under-display cameras be a better solution?
- ydant 6y agoThey, at least on a laptop, make for really unflattering angles.
- chrisseaton 6y agoIf you're at home, put your laptop on a stand (they're cheap) and then the middle of the screen is at the middle of your eye line.
- 082349872349872 6y agoI don't know about you all, but I have plenty of thick technical books that make excellent laptop stands.
- libraryatnight 6y agoI had a laptop from work with a webcam beneath the display and hated it. Never used it as I never wanted to force people to look up my nose. When it was refresh time, the guys were telling me all about how much more RAM and processing power I was getting, all I asked was "Where's the webcam?" (It was up top, they'd fixed it.)
- 7ewis 6y agoI think they mean literally underneath the screen, like what phone manufacturers are trying to achieve to avoid having a black dot or notch. Not having the camera physically at the bottom of the screen (closer to the keyboard rather than at the top) like I believe the Dell XPS 13 has (or had?).
- theshrike79 6y agoDell tried this with one of their models with ultra-mega thin bezels. It just mostly shows the inside of your nose to people. Dunno how that got through QA.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoThat was lower altitude then screen. Parent meant behind the screen.
- rutthenut 6y agoSounds awful - I think this was one of the highest-rated 'niggles' of laptop design in one of the review sites, a really poor perspective looking up at people. Or if the laptop is on a stand, possibly just showing the top of your head.