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AdiosVista

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Sep 10, 2008
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They were available at the same time.

Normal screen is 1650x1050, Hi-Res screen is 1920x1200.
 
yeah similar question, does the difference between those resolutions make a big difference when viewing it?

well, I'm sure you could have calculated yourself that you can squeeze 33% more information on the higher resolution screen, meaning you can have more windows open and view images in higher resolution.
 
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