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I love this. shame it's kickstarter stage only. There's a real lack of anti-glare displays outside of a few thinkpads. I was even considering purchasing one of
by 5350-uiop-1130 3y ago
I love this. shame it's kickstarter stage only.
There's a real lack of anti-glare displays outside of a few thinkpads. I was even considering purchasing one of those huiwon art tablets to use as my monitor because it's a fully matte display.
The Macs are particularly bad reflecting almost like mirrors. I'm not a fan of ultra-hi DPI super glare reflective displays at all.
- hinoki 3y agoMacs used to have nice matte displays in the Power era, but now the only matte display they make is the “nano texture” upgrade to the Studio/Pro displays. Only $300 or $1000!? dollars more.
- 5350-uiop-1130 3y agothanks, was not aware of those.
- Eric_WVGG 3y agoIt’s a $300 upgrade. And it’s quite remarkable; my home desk is in direct sunlight until about noon, and yeah, the Nano-texture is totally visible in what are objectively the “worst” conditions for a screen, never reflects at any time of day. I have other issues with the display (the camera is as bad as everyone says, and… a display with an OS? So dumb) but the screen at least really is All That.
- ant6n 3y ago1000$ update for 32 inch screen. I guess for a a MacBook that would be like a 150$ upgrade, too bad it doesn’t seem to exist
- cmiller1 3y agoI've heard it's much blurrier looking than the standard glass https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/buyer-beware-nano-texture-softness/18843 https://talk.macpowerusers.com/t/buyer-beware-nano-texture-s...
- Eric_WVGG 3y agoYou'd need pretty extraordinary vision to tell. My vision is pumped up to 20/18 with my glasses and it looks better than the retina Macbook Pro that sits right next to it (thanks to the lack of gloss).