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Is all the hype about 16:9 full 1090p widescreens justified? (e.g. 16.4")
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I am looking to buy a new portable laptop. I see Sony has the new Z series with a 13.1" widescreen (compared to the standard 13.3").
Is the new 16:9 screen the future of laptop computing? Would the standard 15.4", 17.1" screens become unpopular in the near future?
Your thoughts are welcomed!
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