So, right now i'm waiting for my laptop to ship which is taking forever.
At Best Buy, they have pretty much the same specs I ordered but in 1280x800 resolution. So I could have my laptop right now, but i'd be without higher resolution.
Does it make a big difference? Is it worth waiting for?
(Also, the one I ordered had 7200RPM instead of 5400 at BB)
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I'd strongly recommend the 1440x900 over the 1280x800. 1440x900 gives you a considerable more amount of screen real estate. What model Dell is it that you are referring too?
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paper_wastage Beat this 7x7x7 Cube
+1 on 1440x900..
though the hard drive upgrade.... not really a necessity -
The 1440x900 is surprisingly MUCH larger than a 1280x800 resolution, you'll notice a huge difference in my opinion.
Did you get the LED screen? -
I also ordered it in that weird Sea Sky lid. That could be hit or miss really.
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If you dont have LED as an option, the 1440 is always much preferred over the 1280 for me.
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Definitely the 1440! I like it, but I would go higher if I could.
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I saw the 1280 resolution at BB and it looked alright.
I got a HP instead for the same price. Lower resolution, but 1GB more RAM and 64bit vista and a webcam. -
it is a very noticeable difference... the screen size is definitely worth the wait!
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1440x900 = FTW! The resolution is *fantastic* for me on my 1530...and a LG also....
Cin -
I have the 1440x900 on my m1530 and I highly recommend it.
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1280 will give you faster gaming performance at native resolution. Easier for the eyes too since you would have less pixels cramped in a 15.4" screen.
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after me now having a 1920x1200 screen I cant believe I lived without it. SO MUCH SPACE! SO BEAUTIFL! Dell xps m1730 ftw.
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I currently have 1280x800 on my laptop and it isn't really enough room for me. The next laptop I get will have at least have a 1440x900 screen.
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1280x800. PPIs over 100 make everything hard to see.
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I wonder how much of a difference 1680x1050 is compared to 1440x900... I noticed Dell recently removed the 1680 option for the 1525 in their configurator.
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1280x800 vs 1440x900 resolution
Discussion in 'Dell' started by Rathma, Aug 16, 2008.