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    P9150EM vs G73JH Pics

    Discussion in 'ASUS Gaming Notebook Forum' started by Zymphad, Jul 6, 2012.

  1. Zymphad

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    unfaix Notebook Consultant

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    From the looks of it, the g73 screen color is more vibrant? or that's the exposure of your camera.

    Also, are those glossy 1080 ? I'm trying to get one from the marketplace and they are glossy.
     
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    Not a very good camera, if you can even call it then, cell phone. The Clevo is a Matte 95% NTSC, used a simple calibration tool.

    But once you see this screen, you realize how dark, and neon-like colors the Hann-Star in the G73JH is. The Matte screen is much brighter also, believe it's about 300 nits and the Hann-Star maybe 200 nits or less, very low.
     
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    ohh, I'm trying to get one off of here from a member.

    He's selling the 1080 screen that comes with the laptop, so it's glossy.

    I am fine with the screen brightness of the 1600*900 screen that's currently on my laptop, if the stock 1080 is any where as bright as my current one, then ill be happy.

    Do note that I used to have a ibm t61p, and the screen is just utter crap (high res) though. basically my current medium brightness equals the t61p max.

    Viewing angles on the t61p was crap as well.
     
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    Nice to see that the G73JH is winning clearly the design part, thank you for the comparison :)
     
    Crogge, Jul 7, 2012
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