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post #41 of 44
11/25/03 at 9:49pm
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Originally Posted by nelamvr6
Yeah, but at least I could get some idea of what it looks like.
Not really... the UXGA on this baby fer exceeds other screens still..
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post #42 of 44
11/25/03 at 10:01pm
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Originally Posted by Divine_Madcat
Not really... the UXGA on this baby fer exceeds other screens still..

Well now I'm really curious to see one. Too bad I don't know of anyone around here who has one I could check out. But I'll keep my eyes open!
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post #43 of 44
11/26/03 at 4:09am
this made me feel better about getting the sxga. maybe it should be here.

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Originally Posted by dswantek
The only bad thing I have read about the 8890 is the 16.1 UXGA display has a rather slow response time. Slow response time can make fast action look blurry. It is the same display as in the Alienware Area51m2 and in the high end Sony so it can't be to bad.
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post #44 of 44
11/27/03 at 2:15am
I have the pleasure to have two laptops. One with the SXGA+ and the other with UXGA. The SXGA+ screen is good but the not as crisp as the UXGA. I thought when I ordered the UXGA screen it was going to be hard to read but I can tell you after ten minutes, The UXGA is better screen. I know the fonts are about 90% smaller in the UXGA but they look nicer and they are easy to read. If you can pay the extra $80+ for the upgrade to UXGA, it is worth. My two cents.
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