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Depends what you use your screen for I suppose. I guess shiny displays and vibrant colours make sense for watching movies and the like. For working however I'm
by simias 13y ago
Depends what you use your screen for I suppose.
I guess shiny displays and vibrant colours make sense for watching movies and the like. For working however I'm more than willing to trade sharpness for comfort.
I mean, from your link, look at this: http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o139/callsign_vega/PICT00082.jpg http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o139/callsign_vega/PICT00...
Which side of the screens looks best for coding honestly?
- rayiner 13y agoI don't know what's "comfortable" about staring at text through a cheese cloth all day. I find the graininess to be fatiguing. The best setup is a non-matte display with good anti-glare coating and good room lighting. The best display I've seen for coding is probably the one on the Surface Pro, which is optically bonded to further increase clarity and reduce reflections. I haven't spent much time with an rMBP though.