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yes. yes. yes. i had to write yes three times cause of the 10 word minimum.
but I think the # of screens having issues is decreasing b/c somehow Dell's fixing them... it was just the first few waves of people that had problems.
edit: well, people now are still having problems, just less.
Its all personal preference, I personally like high res screens and standard DPI, and I have horrible eyesight, 1) if your used to large low res displays, small high res displays are going to take a lot of getting used to, 2) the extra real estate of higher resolutions is invaluable to me, I dont do one window maxed very often, I have several open and running all the time 3) whenever possible, spend some time with a screen your unfamiliar with before you purchase it, more than just a quick look at a big box store if you can swing it, like a new haircut, a dramatically different screen than your used to can take time to get comfortable with.
Problems? See this thread at archive.org.
