Notebook screen

[hassen1]

Notebook screens! Notebooks...have screens. And we usually don't give them too much of a passing thought when we go buying; by and large when I went notebook shopping I just assumed "well, it has one, and it sure looks pretty" and was pretty much done with that.

The problem is that as consumers we like and want to be informed, and we shouldn't have to default to "oh, well, okay." But the terminology used to describe notebooks is always a bunch of complex crap that, quite frankly, doesn't mean anything to most consumers. I've been working on computers for years and years and "WSXGA+" and "WUXGA" and all that don't make any sense at all. Why can't they just state the actual screen resolution?

The reality of it is that there are all kinds of minutiae about notebook screens that should be understood, as well as a couple of major things, like dead pixels.

[mini_0]

Well about the screen resolution and glossary associated with it , i think it would be difficult to make people really understand it . I think the basic things that they can be told about is what screen will show the graphics better , how to take care of the screen and what conditions it really has to be kept in , that is all they will also be able to understand .