Comments for: MSI preps ultra-slim notebook, all-in-one nettops

#2. Posted at 02:46 PM on Jan 5th 2009

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Zymergy

That is cool, something that is thin like the MacBookAir, but what resolution is the screen? 16:9 is not useful to me...
Does that mean 1920 x 1080 (I didn't think so...)
So what resolution is the screen.
My biggest gripe with the netbooks/tops is that screens with useful resolutions are unavailable. I'd be very happy with a 1680 x 1050 screen on that baby...
(NOTE: I used 15.4" laptop screens at 1920 x 1200 and 1680 x 1050.)

#2, Whoa. A 1920 x 1200 15.4" would be way cool. : alloyD (#3) «

#3, Make that way tiny, 1920x1080 is small on a 24" wide moni... : khands (#9) «

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#9, Higher pixel densities are *always* better: you can ch... : BlackStar (#18) «

#5. Posted at 03:23 PM on Jan 5th 2009

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Usacomp2k3

I remember when IBM first introduced 1600x1200 as an option on the Thinkpads. Boy was that amazing. This was back in the day when reading Computer Shopper used to be an experience.

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#7. Posted at 04:00 PM on Jan 5th 2009

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tulcod

as i said on jkkmobile's blog entry as well, apparently the definition of "netbook" or "nettop" is currently "any laptop which uses an atom cpu". what a shame.

#7, Not necessarily a shame. The Atom platform is best at lightw... : ludi (#14) «

#1. Posted at 02:41 PM on Jan 5th 2009

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alloyD

Well, "Full HD" seems to usually refer to 1080p, so hopefully it means smooth 1080p playback, but I guess you really never know.

#1, 'Full HD' refers to the all-in-one, not the portable. : bowman (#4) «