Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
I'm having a hard time deciding between these two notebooks. Both seem
ideal, but since I'm buying blind I don't get a chance to see how good the
screens are.
I read that the TravelMate 8000 has 200-nit brightness (not even sure what
nits are!) but that the viewing angle/contrast is poor. The Aspire 2020
has 185-nit brightness, but most of the feedback I've seen is great for
this display, and it apparently has a great viewing angle.
Can anyone tell me more about these two displays? Also, does the 14-inch
wide body on the Aspire 2020 make it difficult to haul about (I am using
this as a travel-friendly main computer!)?
Archived from groups: comp.sys.laptops (More info?)
"Foofy (formerly known as Spaghetti)" <spaghetti@aspyre.net> wrote in
newspr9zhjagf1rrme2@yam.mshome.net:
> I'm having a hard time deciding between these two notebooks. Both seem
> ideal, but since I'm buying blind I don't get a chance to see how
> good the screens are.
>
> I read that the TravelMate 8000 has 200-nit brightness (not even sure
> what nits are!) but that the viewing angle/contrast is poor. The
> Aspire 2020 has 185-nit brightness, but most of the feedback I've
> seen is great for this display, and it apparently has a great viewing
> angle.
>
> Can anyone tell me more about these two displays? Also, does the
> 14-inch wide body on the Aspire 2020 make it difficult to haul about
> (I am using this as a travel-friendly main computer!)?
>
> Thanks!
>
Not sure about Aspire 2020 screen, but it seems like many laptop owners
agree that SXGA+ screens have worse vertical viewing angle than WXGA.
There are some good SXGA+ screens but not in the Acer line (Acer uses LG
panels).
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