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> turn the display away from a light source Working outside in nature (country side) or on a train/bus (next to a window), a glare display doesn't work well.
by frik 12y ago
> turn the display away from a light source
Working outside in nature (country side) or on a train/bus (next to a window), a glare display doesn't work well.
I like to work outside under the shadow of trees and the wind constantly blows through the leaves and shake them around.
A business notebook with mate display works fine in such conditions and the colors are good and not blurry at all (one can always attach a high quality monitor).
- coldtea 12y ago>I like to work outside under the shadow of trees and the wind constantly blows through the leaves and shake them around. I don't think that describes much of the population. But if it does describe you, just avoid having the sun on your screen. Either find a shade around noon, or keep the display against the sun at other times.