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More TVs and laptop displays are equipped with glossy screens designed to enhance brightness and contrast--but are they worth the dramatically increased reflectivity?
More TVs and laptop displays are equipped with glossy screens designed to enhance brightness and contrast--but are they worth the dramatically increased reflectivity?
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Powerbook seems to wash out in brighter surroundings. I love the sharp
appearance and contrast on my MacBook's screen. Viva la difference!
Powerbook seems to wash out in brighter surroundings. I love the sharp
appearance and contrast on my MacBook's screen. Viva la difference!
...neither did my older Dell D600.
Excellent image on both.
...neither did my older Dell D600.
Excellent image on both.
with glare. First off, if you have a light source that is too bright in the room or if
you are sitting outside, the light travels on the little crevices of the matt screen
causing the screen to be almost completely washed out with light... and it is
literally unseeable unless you are in the shade. While a glossy screen reflects the
light back into the room, so the light does not stay on the screen. Thus causing
a glossy screen to be legible.
- Wrong--Glossy screens are actually seeable outside
- by AlanHub July 9, 2007 5:57 PM PDT
- I have both a matte mac and a glossy Qosmio... trust me i know hand in hand
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Showing 2 of 3 pages (48 Comments)with glare. First off, if you have a light source that is too bright in the room or if
you are sitting outside, the light travels on the little crevices of the matt screen
causing the screen to be almost completely washed out with light... and it is
literally unseeable unless you are in the shade. While a glossy screen reflects the
light back into the room, so the light does not stay on the screen. Thus causing
a glossy screen to be legible.