SXGA Notebook Display

[mjl]

Is anyone up on the new notebook displays SXGA at 1400 x 1050. Is this a good setting for Revit. I have heard if you reduce the resolution the picture really suffers.

[Wes Macaulay]

It does, because the display pixels really "want" to see the image at that resolution. My new Dell shipped with the DPI setting in the Windows Graphics settings dialog to 120 DPI rather than 96 to compensate for the Too Much Resolution problem.

Well, that setting made images in Internet Explorer look jagged and ****** even at 1400 x 1050, so I dug around on Dell's forums til I found out that this was the problem.

Connect an external monitor if you want while you're in the office...

When I'm training I have to drop the resolution for the projector's sake, and it doesn't look TOO bad... but when I go back to 1400 x 1050 it looks really sharp!

[fernando]

not to me
i had use Asus Notebook's for 2 year's with ATI 9700 at 1400/1050
i had no problem at all
everything is fine and detailed