When there is a will, there is a way:
Nobody complained too much when LG did this:
Now we only have to deal with 23.8% of the population
When there is a will, there is a way:
How come everyone complains about this with Dells XPS 13? Literally one of the biggest complaints about that machine.
That would look very awkward with big side-bezels and no bezels at all on the top or bottom. Its also doubtful a screen this tall can fit into the chassis at all.
99% of screens produces now have the driver on the bottom. That means you must account for about an 1.25" on the bottom for the driver. People dont want 5/16" LCDs anymore.exTPfan wrote:@IBthink. What are you talking about? A 12.25x8.15 screen in a 13.35x9.15 computer would allow half-inch bezels on all sides. They could do that 10 year ago. Are you arguing they can't do it now?
Not only that, there is also portion of the chassis that unusable as screen surface-area because of the hinges.Thinkpad4by3 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 6:45 pm99% of screens produces now have the driver on the bottom. That means you must account for about an 1.25" on the bottom for the driver. People dont want 5/16" LCDs anymore.
@exTPfan. Almost all the space in the LCD assembly is used up.Ibthink wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 6:58 pmNot only that, there is also portion of the chassis that unusable as screen surface-area because of the hinges.Thinkpad4by3 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 6:45 pm99% of screens produces now have the driver on the bottom. That means you must account for about an 1.25" on the bottom for the driver. People dont want 5/16" LCDs anymore.
Oh nice, even better. So it's properly aligned with the Pixel laptops then.Thinkpad4by3 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 9:47 pm2400/1600 = 6/4 =3/2.
1.25 vs 1.33 isnt that big of a difference.
For certain activities (not just games) - it really does matter.Thinkpad4by3 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 4:20 pmIntel knows how to make a GPU. No matter how much faster the nVidia is, we all know it will have some issue from drivers to internal stress fractures. It's nVidia.
I never said NOT to use nVidia. I said that it will have more problems. I currently use an nVidia GTX 980 and it blows HD graphics out of the water and to pluto and back. Its fast. Ive also had more graphics issues on that one card than every Intel Graphics macgine I have, combined.dr_st wrote:For certain activities (not just games) - it really does matter.Thinkpad4by3 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 09, 2017 4:20 pmIntel knows how to make a GPU. No matter how much faster the nVidia is, we all know it will have some issue from drivers to internal stress fractures. It's nVidia.
Intel's drivers can also be a pain in the neck sometimes.
I thought the complaint about XPS 13 was that the webcam is way over on the left side less than an inch from the edge.
Someday someone might update the T23 with modern innards and call it "T24". Things would get extremely confusing if the Thinkpad 25 is called T25. "TP25" is a much more future-proof name. If "WQHD" bothers you (because it should be "QHD"), "T25" should bother you more.dr_st wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2017 11:19 pmLenovo itself calls it "T25" in some places...
https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/jp/th/prod ... s/pd500006
Because no one buys LG laptops?
It doesn't matter what bothers me and what should bother me. For instance, I stopped arguing with people about the resolution names; you cannot correct everyone or even 50% of the people. And if enough people adopt something, even if it's originally wrong, it eventually becomes accepted. Think of the original pronunciation of "either/neither" and many more such examples.pianowizard wrote: ↑Wed Oct 11, 2017 7:57 amSomeday someone might update the T23 with modern innards and call it "T24". Things would get extremely confusing if the Thinkpad 25 is called T25. "TP25" is a much more future-proof name. If "WQHD" bothers you (because it should be "QHD"), "T25" should bother you more.
Many people at Lenovo probably no longer remember the existence of the T20/21/22/23. If they did, they wouldn't refer to the Thinkpad 25 as T25.
What? No...
No idea what #1 is. #2 shows what I got but there's an extra thing in there that wasn't a part of the package I received. Opening the box and lifting the lid, there's a small booklet in the center of a cardboard setting sleeve (what you see at 4 seconds in video 2); removing that, the laptop was in a cellulose slip cover (12 seconds) - and under that was the battery and AC adapter.oeuvre wrote: ↑Wed Oct 11, 2017 7:07 pmhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OKrFGYV9FQ
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMsI1r-nhgE
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