when you said that movies will not look that good is that mean that the brightnesss and contrast will be different or it will not be as sharp as it would look on Apple Cinema Display. Caz I had ACD 20'' and it was really very sharp.
I am sure you mean 1920X1200, not 1980X1200?Guys,
I am having a great deal on monitor that is 1980X1200, if one has to choose between 1980X1080 and 1980 X1200 which one would you choose? I mean I heard that there will be a black line on top and bottom of the screen as it would not support. ...please help?
when you said that movies will not look that good is that mean that the brightnesss and contrast will be different or it will not be as sharp as it would look on Apple Cinema Display. Caz I had ACD 20'' and it was really very sharp.
so getting a 1920X1200($245) is better than 1920X1800 ($219)?
The former is widescreen, the latter is not.
? They are both widescreen. 1920x1200 is 16:10, which is a standard for computers. 1920x1080 is 16:9, which is standard for home theatre/movies, which is why it's used for TVs.
The resolution he asked about in that post was 1920 x 1800, not 1920 x 1080.