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widescreen enables throwing that all to the sides. Still unclear how having the extra 120 pixels of a WUXGA screen would make that any harder. 1920x1200 (AKA
by jamesbritt 13y ago
widescreen enables throwing that all to the sides.
Still unclear how having the extra 120 pixels of a WUXGA screen would make that any harder.
1920x1200 (AKA WUXGA) was standard on Dell and Lenovo laptops for quite some time, and then they decided to go short-screen.
This is what gets me: 1080p "HD" screens are not any wider than the previous standard 1920x1200 screens, yet somehow that's how they are sold.
- zokier 13y agoWUXGA? Standard? Really? I find that quite suspect.
- davidw 13y agoMy older Dell - from 3/4 years ago - had one of those screens. My latest one is very nice. It's an XPS 13 with Ubuntu, but it has a shorter screen at the same width. All the other specs are far superior to the older machine. It irritates me.