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dont understand why they inscreace the resolution

post #1 of 36
7/9/04 at 9:41am
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i have a 4760 and the resolution is 1440 and, the new 4750 will be 1600 but,doesnt that mean everythin will be small ?
why would they do it
thanks for everyone's answer
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post #2 of 36
7/9/04 at 9:47am
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post #3 of 36
7/9/04 at 10:19am
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anyone?
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post #4 of 36
7/9/04 at 10:20am
i think amir made his point, so ill ignore that part of the post and answer the question. honestly, if you think youll have problems reading the higher res, you dont need it. a lot of people, myself included, enjoy having the extra screen "real estate" as its been phrased. This is particularly helpful for graphics and video, or anything where you may need to have many large objects at the same time. As the pixels are also smaller on a high res screen of the same size, the picture may appear sharper. I dont know if this is noticeably so or not, as i havent had to same brand, same size moniters with different resolutions to compare.
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post #5 of 36
7/9/04 at 10:49am
In small words, it means that you get more things fit into a small area. Yes, as the resolution gets higher, things get smaller. But you can see more small things on your screen than you can big things. That's why people like it.

But not everyone can see those small things (or want them that small). Apparently the majority do, though, or else it wouldn't be so popular.
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post #6 of 36
7/9/04 at 11:22am
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i use my 4760 at 1024 resolution and that seems perfectfor me soon the new lcds that the 4750 uses,will it workat1024 resolution?
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post #7 of 36
7/9/04 at 11:23am
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can someonepost a sceenshot at 1440 and another at 1600 please
thanks
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post #8 of 36
7/9/04 at 2:04pm
They increase the pixel count on their monitors because the vast majority of their customers ask for it.

Adjustments can be made to software and your OS to increase the size of your fonts and icons. The opposite is not true for a lower pixel count displays when you want to fit more on the screen.

Most high end Sager laptops are being used for graphics and gaming, and for both of those instances the consumers want higher resolutions.
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post #9 of 36
7/9/04 at 2:39pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by Amir
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post #10 of 36
7/9/04 at 2:50pm
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post #11 of 36
7/9/04 at 3:22pm
Good read:

http://news.designtechnica.com/featured_article6.html
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post #12 of 36
7/9/04 at 5:24pm
i've been using a 15.4" wsxga+ laptop for the past few days, and i sorely miss my UXGA goodness. i don't think i'd buy anything below UXGA, widescreen or not.


everything is too big, and not sharp enough, and there is not enough space.
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post #13 of 36
7/9/04 at 6:09pm
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Originally Posted by Amir


Finally, the right guide
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post #14 of 36
7/9/04 at 6:17pm
You think !@#$ is small now...wait til we are forced to use the QXGA screens!
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post #15 of 36
7/9/04 at 6:33pm
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Originally Posted by sonicwind

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post #16 of 36
7/9/04 at 6:33pm

2nd Guide

The 2nd Updated guide will feature John Kerry. Plus his edition will have an added chapter on being a nasty A*^H%*^

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post #17 of 36
7/9/04 at 6:35pm
i bet Dick Cheney wil ldefinitely be referenced more than once in that chapter!
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post #18 of 36
7/9/04 at 6:37pm
Now, now. Lets leave the political stuff. I can see this getting out of hand *real* quick

Tho the fact sonic spent the time editing that pic... that was a good laugh.
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post #19 of 36
7/9/04 at 8:10pm
LOL Sonic, perfect matching picture too
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post #20 of 36
7/9/04 at 8:32pm
No offense anyone, just goofing around and ribbing back on the one who takes the time to demand perfect grammer and speiling everyone from; but doesn't take the time to actually reply to the question.

Regarding the resolution, well, everyone has different preferences with this. For me, I have to have at least SXGA resolution or else everything looks grainy and I get eye strain from that. I had a 14.1 inch with UXGA at one time, but I only ran it at the SXGA resolution. This particular model supported multiple resolutions very well. Most LCD's do not. The optimal resolution will look good, but lower resolutions will look blurry. I think for most people the WSXGA resolution in 17 inch will be just fine, only sharper looking than the XGA. I wish UXGA was available for the 8790, and will probably upgrade or trade if it does come available.
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