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LeoNatan
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I was going to recommend Dell XPS 15 but you already know about it so... 
Regarding the screens, the 1366 is a glossy one, while the other one is much higher quality (in addition to the higher resolution).
And of course you can change the resolution, but the question is why?
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gromar
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well i got 22' screen on my DesktopPC and max res i can apply is 1680x1050 and i got feeling everything is small and now we r talking about smaller 15,6' screen with max 1920 and i can only guess i will have problem to click the right sooo small object for example in AutoCAD. Hmmm... i think the best solution is to go to the market and compare both 1366 and 1920 reses on 15,6'.
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Przepraszam
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I have laptop with 1366x768 and it was biggest mistake I have ever made.
I can't stand that resolution.
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1600x900 is my current one, quite nice on 17,3" LED HD+
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| gromar wrote: | | well i got 22' screen on my DesktopPC and max res i can apply is 1680x1050 and i got feeling everything is small and now we r talking about smaller 15,6' screen with max 1920 and i can only guess i will have problem to click the right sooo small object for example in AutoCAD. Hmmm... i think the best solution is to go to the market and compare both 1366 and 1920 reses on 15,6'. |
Well, depends. But if you are using a properly written software, you can increase your DPI settings (which increases the size of pretty much everything but on the same 1920 resolution). |
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gromar
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i probably get the one wtih 1920 native res
