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> That’s usually true for laptops because you can just put it on your lap and swing around to avoid sunshine. So the options are extreme eye strain due to ligh
by sofixa 4y ago
> That’s usually true for laptops because you can just put it on your lap and swing around to avoid sunshine.
So the options are extreme eye strain due to lights/sun/my own reflection, or extreme back pain due to having to sit like a prawn to hide the light from the laptop? I'd take slightly lower visual quality (doesn't matter in the slightest for what i do on a screen) over either of those.
- astrange 4y agoThe glossy screens' higher contrast should lead to less eye strain in the end. That's a big reason for better visual quality, like HiDPI displays and OLEDs.