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Dell should have mentioned the resolution specifically, but it's also 1366 x 768, not 1280x720(720p). http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/xpsL321x/en
by dubyah 15y ago
Dell should have mentioned the resolution specifically, but it's also 1366 x 768, not 1280x720(720p).
http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/xpsL321x/en/specs/spec_en.swf http://support.dell.com/support/edocs/systems/xpsL321x/en/sp...
- eropple 15y ago"It's not steaming crap. It's cooled!" I'm not trying to rip on you, but to me that's about all that says. (Yes, it's fairly standard among not-Apple laptops to put a 1366x768 13" panel in a laptop, but that's unacceptably crap given the competition.)
- dubyah 15y agoApologies. From your comment, "Dell is using a worse panel in their 13" 'ultrabook' than Apple does in their 11" Air", I assumed you interpreted the 720p resolution as strictly 1280x720 instead of being concerned about PPI as both the MBA 11" and the Dell have the same resolution.
- eropple 15y agoNo worries. :) I did interpret it as 1280x720, but even 1366x768 in a 13" is really disappointing. PPI is king as far as I'm concerned - I love the 1680x1050 panels in the 15" MBPs.