I like the Truelife, however as Christopher says, it's reflective. I
have been in meetings in which I asked to move to another seat, and in
more informal meetings I closed the drapes behind me. Even at home,
if I have a reading light on when I am in my recliner, I change the
angle of the screen. I haven't used it outdoors but I would guess
that it's not that usable outdoors.
As far as SXGA+ (isn't it SWXGA+ ?) I prefer the 14" laptop size but
if I were getting a 15", I would definitely go with the "S"
resolution. It depends on how you use the computer and how good your
eyes are. If you can get to a Dell kiosk, you would probably be able
to compare them.
On Sat, 24 Feb 2007 14:40:21 GMT, "Christopher Muto"
<> wrote:
>truelife displays are liked because of the very high contrast images they
>offer but are they are extremely reflective. in my opinion they are not
>usable outdoors or in brightly lit rooms. everything is reflected in the
>screen making it difficult to see the information that the display is trying
>to convey. however, they are great for screening a movie in a dimly lit
>room. well, at least they well as good as it gets for screening movies on
>a 14-17" screen.
>
>"amat" <> wrote in message
>news:QUVDh.730$ ...
>>I would appreciate any thoughts on the dirrerences in the display:
>>
>> UltraSharpT Wide Screen SXGA+ Display with TrueLife
>> UltraSharpT Wide Screen WXGA+ Display with TrueLife
>>
>> Thanks in advance...amat
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