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    T61p WUXGA Screen Info

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by ElMagnatron, Jul 23, 2007.

  1. ElMagnatron

    ElMagnatron Newbie

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    This is what I have been able to find out about the t61p WUXGA screen so far. I would welcome any additional information regarding this screen, ie. who makes it and how these stats compare to other screens. Note despite the rumors, the consensus is that this is not, and there are not any WUXGA Flexview screens being offered with the T61p. No word on LED screens yet that I have seen.

    15.4" (391mm) WUXGA (1920x1200) color, 175 nits, 16:10 aspect ratio, 500:1 contrast ratio, anti-glare.
     
    ElMagnatron, Jul 23, 2007
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  2. acaurora

    acaurora Notebook Deity NBR Reviewer

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    While that contrast ratio is pretty high, isn't the brightness kinda DIM?!
     
    acaurora, Jul 23, 2007
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  3. El Guano

    El Guano Notebook Consultant

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    Yeah, but that's normal for thinkpads :/

    The 4:3 14" is 150 nits. And the brightest they go is 200 nits for the WXGA+ and WSXGA+ models.
     
    El Guano, Jul 23, 2007
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    qwavel Notebook Guru

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    175nits and 500:1 contrast?

    How would this screen be for viewing text (assuming that I have adjust the DPI setting on Vista to make the text a reasonable size).
     
    qwavel, Jul 26, 2007
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