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    the i9300 WUXGA screen's native resolution

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by Ardor, Nov 10, 2005.

  1. Ardor

    Ardor Notebook Evangelist

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    Can anyone post D.Cam pictures or screenshots to see how small it actually is?
     
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    Anyone can explain how to insert an image in here, it is asking for some text to be formatted, what's up with that?
     
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    nickspohn Notebook Virtuoso NBR Reviewer

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    Click on manage attachments under post reply and browse your pictures and find the one you want. There is a 5 picture limit also.
     
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    goga Notebook Consultant

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    Thank you.

    I don't have WUXGA, but this is an image from Dell.com website on XGA on a 15" IBM and WXGA on a 17" i9300, you can see how smaller that thing already is (1024x768 and 1420x900 or something like that), I suspect same thing on 1920x1200 be about 60% of WXGA). Although WXGA is very readable, I can't read long in SXGA mode on IBM without eyes getting blurry after a while, so if you can manage living with that much wasted space on a WUXGA and strain your eyes, it is an ok option ;o)

    By the way, you might notice how gray Dell's screen is, even thought not a biggy for most, I could not live with it (but watching movies was really nice on it ;))
     

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    screencaps here
     
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