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Hi
I'm looking to buy a laptop for mostly graphics, web design, photography, video editing. Will be playing games on it but it's not what I'm bying it for.
I was looking around and found a few laptops with WUXGA screens. The resolution is very nice but are there actually any advantages as to normal screens? For example if you use it for web design then creating a website on this will be quite tricky because it'll be rather hard to judge how it'll look on a standard 0.28 dot pitch monitor, gaming at that resolution will probably not be not a very good idea if you're on the laptop as well. For pictures, video editing and photoshop work in general for example it'll probably be cool.
Has anyone had any experience with WUXGA using them for similar kind of stuff?
I'm looking to buy a laptop for mostly graphics, web design, photography, video editing. Will be playing games on it but it's not what I'm bying it for.
I was looking around and found a few laptops with WUXGA screens. The resolution is very nice but are there actually any advantages as to normal screens? For example if you use it for web design then creating a website on this will be quite tricky because it'll be rather hard to judge how it'll look on a standard 0.28 dot pitch monitor, gaming at that resolution will probably not be not a very good idea if you're on the laptop as well. For pictures, video editing and photoshop work in general for example it'll probably be cool.
Has anyone had any experience with WUXGA using them for similar kind of stuff?
