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Jaimi

macrumors regular
Jul 22, 2009
135
2
The screen of that laptop in the ad is 253x151, which is an aspect ratio of 1.67. That is neither 16:10 (1.60) nor 16:9 (1.78), so it has to be a rendering.

While likely a render, Since there is no way for you to measure the partial pixels (there is no one-to-one between reality and pixels), this math makes no sense. An edge pixel represents an unknown quantity of screen and lid.
 

slapple

macrumors 6502
Jul 25, 2008
466
21
While likely a render, Since there is no way for you to measure the partial pixels (there is no one-to-one between reality and pixels), this math makes no sense. An edge pixel represents an unknown quantity of screen and lid.

In order to take into account partial pixels, we can increase/decrease the width and height by 2 (1 for each edge).

So instead of 253x151 like I posted, it could be as narrow as 251x153 (1.64) or as wide as 255x149 (1.71). Those aspect ratios still aren't either 16:10 or 16:9.
 

lewdvig

macrumors 65816
Jan 1, 2002
1,416
75
South Pole
Apple’s “next generation of notebooks” have fast solid-state storage drives (flash storage) placed right on the motherboard, higher-resolution displays, bigger batteries, thinner and lighter designs, faster graphics, more connectivity options, and speedy processors.

Those are many of my favorite things!
 

nateo200

macrumors 68030
Feb 4, 2009
2,906
42
Upstate NY
All right. There's no way I'm wrong on this one so there's no purpose in denouncing this post. What you're seeing on Intel's website is not a computer, it's a polymorphic alien that has infiltrated our considerably defended intertubes (the funding for which accounts for approximately 7/19ths of the U.S. defense budget). I'm currently unaware of its intentions but I took the liberty of naming it "iV".

I can keep everyone here updated as long as they give me the following information and documents:

Full name
Phone number
Email
House address (in case "iV" closes the internet and phones)
Credit Card Number (I'll be purchasing gold and goats in the event of an apocalypse)
Pet names
Preferred web browser
Birth certificate
Letter of recommendation
Best explanation in this thread IMO.
 

jont-fu

macrumors regular
Mar 13, 2008
152
56
So instead of 253x151 like I posted, it could be as narrow as 251x153 (1.64) or as wide as 255x149 (1.71). Those aspect ratios still aren't either 16:10 or 16:9.

Seems like you did ignore the "transport controls" part of the screen. I get about 253x161 (1.57). Still, it's probably just a photoshop mockup.
 
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