well i'm going to disagree, with your disagree, I feel a 1280x800 is Much better than 1024x768 in the business world.. granted it took me 10 mins to get use to it. but x-brite on a widescreen 15.4 I'd never go back now!!!. in the business world. it helps to have DESKTOP space. specially when your designing websites. etc.. and the wide screen definatly helps give you more desktop making you More productive.. granted if all you do in the business world is bring up a spreadsheet. well than you need a new job for starters or you'll die of bordum. but. you can get away with using 1024x768 . But if you are doing more than one thing at a time ( we call it multitasking ) . than the Bigger the desktop the better!! and I don't see how you can argue with that! . BIGGER is BETTER. it's our slogan .. ROFL .
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