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I'm sitting in front of a 1280x800 14" unit here and am quite happy. I can't see the pixels thanks to TrueType in Windows. Retina/high DPI displays are no advan
by meaty 14y ago
I'm sitting in front of a 1280x800 14" unit here and am quite happy. I can't see the pixels thanks to TrueType in Windows. Retina/high DPI displays are no advantage for my combination of eyes and brain.
I have a 22" 1920x1080 display on my desk which I rarely use as it gives me a headache.
- jlgreco 14y agoI miss the 1680x1050 15.6" thinkpads. Now they're selling 15.6" T-series that have a pathetic 1366x768 unless you want to spend 2-300 more for 1980x1080. I should not be able to get on Lenovo's site, look at the current T-series, think back to my (now half a decade old!) 2007 T60p, and be disappointed and underwhelmed. If cheaper less powerful computers are being sold with better screens than T-series thinkpads, there is something very wrong going on.