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M6400 RGBLED, Covet vs Silver, I am confused...

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by permka, Jan 17, 2009.

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  1. permka

    permka Notebook Consultant

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    So first of all, the silver M6400 does it have RGBLED or not???

    Then if it does, what are the differences between the two?

    I know the Covet one can be E2E the Silver not. But my understanding ends there and the more info i try to find the more confused I get!

    So in order to break things down...
    Are they both reflective? Is one of them matte?
    Do they reproduce colors in the same way? Is one superior over the other in terms of accuracy?
    Are there any other differences?

    Many tnx for the replies!!
     
    permka, Jan 17, 2009
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    Intoxicate Notebook Evangelist

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    I have the E2E RGB-LED in silver. I didn't like the orange of the Covet, but wanted the E2E screen. The Covet has only the E2E RGB-LED screen, the silver M6400 has 2 different RGB-LED screens. The E2E (same as the Covet screen) and a matte RGB-LED. If you want the best contrast and the richest colors go for the E2E screen. If you prefer a matte screen take the normal RGB-LED (non E2E).
     
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    Tnx for the claricfication!
     
    permka, Jan 19, 2009
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