MasterShroom got me to change my mind from 900p to 700p for the Studio 1555 laptop I'm getting. Eventually my mind told me "900p! 900p!". So I made this thread.
Please post a screenshot (print+screen) of your desktop if you have both:
1. Dell Studio 1555, and
2. 720p, 900p, 1080p screen
Please state which screen it is (720, 900, or 1080) and if you want, let us know how you like it. Thanks!!!!
P.S. I want a screenie of your desktop because I want to see the size of the icons.
P.P.S.
This key is print screen. It copies an image of your current screen.
F11. F12, Print Screen, Scroll Lock, Pause Break (most cp's have this configuration)
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Heres my screenshot. I have the 1080p screen. The hardware ID shows you which brand. I would like to say I love the screen. I wasn't used to it at first because of the small size of everything, but adapted quickly and now I love it.
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Look at my screenshots to understand what i mean
SMALL ICONS
LARGE ICONS
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Hi MarkraM,
Which screen resolution do you have? -
mmm... i heart high rez screens... luckly for me... Delll upgraded me from the 900p to 1080p screen...
I would go with 900p.... honestly once you've used a high rez screen... you will never want to go back. So versatile. -
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I too am in a similar situation... can't decide between the 900p and 1080p screen. More screenshots will be appreciated. Unlike the original poster I'm not too concerned about the desktop and taskbar icons etc coz they can be taken care of by changing the dpi but the programs which are not compatible with this feature. For example, how small will the menu text sizes be (file, edit, view etc and submenus) in 3rd party programs like itune/mediamonkey, utorrent, acdsee/photoshop etc where the change of dpi may not have any effect on?
I'd be grateful if someone would post some screenshots with these launched. Thank you in advance.
Oh... how does windows live mail or windows calendar look? I use them all the time. -
MarkraM, your wallpaper looks soooo cool, where did you get it from pls?
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1080p screen, windows 7 >_>
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Honestly i don't remember where i found it but...
Here you go -
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Okay heres a comparison in DPI settings on the 1080p display.
I did an itunes comparison but forgot the original request was about the File menu texts, sorry I forgot to take screenshots of those. As you can see its quite late for me so I'll do that tomorrow morning if someone hadn't already. Reason is I have to restart the machine to apply the settings -_-
Anyways, here are he screenies.
Itunes 96 DPI
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/6828/itunes96.jpg
Itunes 120 DPI
http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/6315/itunes120.jpg
Desktop with multiple windows comparison. As you can see the window sizes did not change but the DPI changes
96 DPI
http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/811/desk96.jpg
120 DPI
http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/5329/desk120.jpgLast edited by a moderator: May 8, 2015 -
Hi all,
Instead of posting full size images on here, could you just put thumbnails which link to the full size image. Just that full size posts of your desktop makes the rest of the thread a real pain to read.
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Bigs ups for having Kaskade in your in library.
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Great screenshots Streetmagus! and thank you for your explainations. Itune is obviously compatible with the dpi change which is great. Could you check if Windows Calender, Photoshop/Acdsee, Nero, utorrent, Skype and Messenger(these are the programs I use regularly + MS Outlook, Word and Excel) will respond to the dpi change as well? I assume all the MS programs will. If you don't use any of the above, let us know what others work/not work?
Thank you so much!
Oh on more question, I'm still using Windows Xp at the moment and there is a custom dpi settings so one could choose e.g. 110dpi as opposed to 96 or 120dpi. From what I can see, personally, I think that the 1080p with 96dpi might be a bit too small to adjust to straight away but the 120dpi is too big. If custom setting is possible(on Vista and perhaps Windows 7 if anyone can confirm?) I might set it to say 110dpi for a couple of weeks first so my eyes can adjust then change it back down to 96dpi to utilize the BEAUTIFUL FULL HD panel.
p.s. Screenshots comparison will not be necessary for the above, just whether they are compatible with the dpi change. -
I believe photoshop has issues with changes in DPI. I know, sounds ridiculous considering it's a graphics package.....
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Yup, Windows 7 does - here is the dialog box:
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Here are the screenies with what I can provide. By the way I just looked into the file menu sizes and it does scale according to dpi settings for iTunes.
It seems as though Nero is not compatible... :O
96 DPI
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/8434/desk396dpi.jpg
120 DPI
http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/4934/desk3120dpi.jpg -
Thanks again Streetmagus... Can't believe Nero went completely BLANK with 120dpi Lol.
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Can anyone post how their screen is (nice, too bright, too dark, fuzzy), because I want to compare.
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Supposedly the 720p has the worst color balance, brightness, and viewing angles of the three options. It doesn't look bad to me, but then again I'm not spoiled by being used to the 900p or 1080p.
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I followed Mastershroom advices and took the 1080p. The quality is unbelievable. There is a configuration movie that comes with Windows Media Center and it's 1080p and man, I felt like I was in the movie.
I do have a problem with my LCD screen, but as I said in many threads, I may be really unlucky and isolated. -
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go with 1080 its worth it, my tv and current desktop are 1080p and the quality is just amazing. even the little things just stand out so much better(like the writing while i play xbox, i can actually read it compared to my friends normal screen, you cant read anything!)
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I should have stayed with the 1080p option... Apparently I was taken aback by a comment that its an over-do for a 15.6in laptop and makes all other things too small... so I took the 900p instead
I ordered mine just the other night and is now 'IN PRODUCTION' -
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if I were to get a 1080p screen but wanted to optimize some games and run at 1440x900 would it looked stretched out and bad? If so I may just roll 900p. Opinions?
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Just out of interest, what are you playing? -
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Then again, I do not have any personal experiment on this, just what I read. -
My Samsung 720p (SEC5441) is just fine. I don't have any supposedly superior displays to compare it to, but I don't seem to have the allegedly common issues of blues appearing purple, terrible viewing angles, etc.
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If I were to only upgrade two of the three and I'm config this laptop w/ budget gaming in mind.. which would you recommend? Processor/512mb gfx/1080p screen?
details.. T6500--> T6600 $50 or --> P8600 $125
256mb --> 512MB 4570 $50
or 900p --> 1080p $25
in terms of gaming a faster processor rated at 2.4 1066fsb a big leap over a 512mb gfx card w/ a slow bus?
Dell Studio 1555: 720p, 900p, 1080p
Discussion in 'Dell' started by keveeseeram, Jul 29, 2009.