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I can not really tell pixels apart with 1920 by 1080 resolution on a 14 or 15.6 inch monitor as often seen on laptops. For reference. I am using a 24 inch moni
by vimsee 4y ago
I can not really tell pixels apart with 1920 by 1080 resolution on a 14 or 15.6 inch monitor as often seen on laptops.
For reference. I am using a 24 inch monitor (8 to 10-ish more inches) with 1920 by 1080 and I am not to upset about that.
- sk0g 4y agoAnd for a differing point of view, I had a hell of a time finding 1440/1600p laptops with the specs I was after. Not 1080p, I'd like screen real estate, and not 4K, because fractional scaling on Windows is not that great. So many good laptops have only 1080p options, but I ruled them out instantly because it's a pixelated, rough experience. Laptops are usually used with the screen much closer to you, so for me at least 1440p is the lowest I'd accept.
- gabereiser 4y agoI can tell. Edge aliasing, font crispness, pixel density. I don’t want 4k in 14” but we can do better than 1080p now.