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glocke12

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So I picked up an i5 the other week, and one thing ive noticed is that the black bezel on the i5 makes the screens viewing area look smaller than it really is. Cant figure this one out.....when measured they both have the same viewing area, but the c2d really seems to look bigger.
 
So I picked up an i5 the other week, and one thing ive noticed is that the black bezel on the i5 makes the screens viewing area look smaller than it really is. Cant figure this one out.....when measured they both have the same viewing area, but the c2d really seems to look bigger.

It is called visual perception and just something your brain does. Pick up some psychology book if you want to know why your screen looks bigger than the other. Here you can find a few example of optical illusions: http://www.scientificpsychic.com/graphics/
 
As long as it's not defective then you should be fine ^_^
Maybe this is Apple's ninja skills? 😀
 
Ok, that link mmulins post really made my brain hurt.

Its a pretty weird...I guess Ill just need to get used to it...
 
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