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"... retains the pilot version's 1366x768 display resolution." Why would Dell use such a low-resolution screen? My phone is higher resolution than this laptop.
by danboarder 14y ago
"... retains the pilot version's 1366x768 display resolution."
Why would Dell use such a low-resolution screen? My phone is higher resolution than this laptop. Visual information density is very useful to "devops" Dell is said to be targeting and hi-dpi enables this.
Linus Torvalds is right in saying we need a new standard (he is advocating for a new 2560x1600 laptop standard, see https://plus.google.com/+LinusTorvalds/posts/ByVPmsSeSEG https://plus.google.com/+LinusTorvalds/posts/ByVPmsSeSEG ).
(edit - fixed resolution typo)
- keidian 14y agoYeah, i stopped reading as soon as I saw what the resolution is. I have a current 13" (ASUS u36sd with more ram & a ssd I put in) and really, the screen is the only thing I dislike on my laptop now, which I've had for over a year now. Give me more pixels :(
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- reustle 14y agoAlthough I also wish the resolution was higher, my current 13" macbook air is also 1366x768 so we can't necessarily knock them for a "low res".