C coz macrumors member Original poster Oct 2, 2008 75 0 Feb 25, 2011 #1 I'm trying to decide on the new macbook pro either 15 or 17 inch. Under the specs the higher end 15" model has 1680X1050 specs and is called "High Resolution". Is this better than the 17 inch's 1920x1200? Thanks
I'm trying to decide on the new macbook pro either 15 or 17 inch. Under the specs the higher end 15" model has 1680X1050 specs and is called "High Resolution". Is this better than the 17 inch's 1920x1200? Thanks
alust2013 macrumors 601 Feb 6, 2010 4,779 2 On the fence Feb 25, 2011 #2 You can see by the numbers that it is a lower resolution. It's called high resolution because it's an upgrade from the standard 1440x900.
You can see by the numbers that it is a lower resolution. It's called high resolution because it's an upgrade from the standard 1440x900.
C coz macrumors member Original poster Oct 2, 2008 75 0 Feb 25, 2011 #3 I know the numbers are lower but since the screen is physically smaller I thought that it might mean increased resolution ratio wise.
I know the numbers are lower but since the screen is physically smaller I thought that it might mean increased resolution ratio wise.
B breatheasy macrumors member Mar 9, 2010 71 0 Feb 25, 2011 #4 You mean dots per inch. Do some maths and work it out.
alust2013 macrumors 601 Feb 6, 2010 4,779 2 On the fence Feb 25, 2011 #5 coz said: I know the numbers are lower but since the screen is physically smaller I thought that it might mean increased resolution ratio wise. Click to expand... I believe it's a similar pixel density between the two, although I think the 17" has a very slightly higher density.
coz said: I know the numbers are lower but since the screen is physically smaller I thought that it might mean increased resolution ratio wise. Click to expand... I believe it's a similar pixel density between the two, although I think the 17" has a very slightly higher density.