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> Honest question here: When will I notice? That kinda depends on what you use your computer for, doesn't it?

• DanBC 14y ago
  Yes, it does. A great answer would have included a list of things that people use their computers for where they need this higher resolution, or where they do notice it and it makes a significant difference. Or maybe someone who has this extra resolution but who doesn't find it any better than a lower resolution, with a list of what they use their machine for. Or perhaps someone has links to great information. Because while that stuff is findable with a bit of www searching it can be tricky to sort the wheat from the chaff. If we're limiting the question to the specific "me" (rather than a general hypothetic user) - I do a lot of work with text. Text in web browsers and text in word processors. I do a little bit of film watching - just DVDs. I don't particularly care about battery life, but I'm happy with lower performance if there's a clear eco benefit.