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by allen » Tue Nov 28, 2006 1:10 am
is the general public's attraction to widescreen in part due to the golden ratio and golden rectangle theory? similar to a frame of 35mm film, or a vertical magazine page? i personally dont think it's ugly, but it does look big.
why are the photo comparisons with a 15.4" widescreen and a 14" T series only, not with 15" T series? slackers!
why wouldnt they put speakers on the sides of the keyboard like on macbook pros and Z series? u think they'd actually plan to include a bigger keyboard at one point?
14" widescreen may come in time if the 15" one is a success? boo!
i heard there's a movement to make the widescreen aspect ratio the universal standard of... everything involving screens like tv and everything. to replace the 4:3... sounds right when you start considering all the widescreen films, HD formats, etc. etc.
2007-2013: T60p 15" Flexview SXGA+, C2D T7600 2.33ghz, Fire GL V5250, 2x2GB DIMMs, 500GB 7200RPM, 750GB 7200RPM in ultrabay, seagate 2TB external USB drive, WinXPP SP3
2013- : 15" retina macbook pro, early 2013, 2.7GHz i7, 512GB ssd, 1TB 7200rpm usb3 hitachi touro, 16GB RAM