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That seems like a lowball estimate even today. If you go shopping for a new Windows computer or tablet in Best Buy or Staples or some other american store, mayb
by dangrossman 13y ago
That seems like a lowball estimate even today. If you go shopping for a new Windows computer or tablet in Best Buy or Staples or some other american store, maybe 1/3rd to 1/2 of what's on shelves is high DPI now, from the $400 tablets up to $1200 ultrabooks. Lenovo, Samsung, Asus, HP, all the big manufacturers have 2560x1440 or 3200x1800 ultrabooks and hybrids out, and even 1920x1080 tablets are set to 1.5x or 2x DPI scaling because those pixels are packed into 10" or smaller screens.
- nly 13y agoTablets yes. Notebooks no. 'Ultrabooks', whatever they are, maybe. The majority of laptops up to 15" and ~$1200 are still 1366x768. Source: I recently went shopping for a laptop with roughly that budget. In fact, I don't think you can buy anything 15" beyond 1080p on that budget.