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iBook screen sizes?
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I know this has been argued over about a million times, but I thought I'd relive the good old arguments over which screen size people prefer on their iBooks.
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i prefer the 12" screen over the 14" because both display 1024x768. the smaller screen gives you higher resolution.
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12". I like how small the iBook is.
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I have a 12" and I love it, but if the 14" had a higher resolution, I may be swapped 
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mine seems to be the same reason as everyone elses.
i like the size of the 12" iBook, and since the 14" is still at 1024x768, i do not see the point.
if the 14" was a higher resolution i would probably have gotten it.
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I remember when the 12" PB was released everyone was asking why it was only 1024x768 but I think a 12" would look terrible with a higher resolution.
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I like the 12" for it's size, and the fact that it has the same resolution as the larger 14" screen.
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Same as above. I like the compact size of my 12" iBook, and I'm not at all bothered by the screen size.
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12". Best. Formfactor. Ever.
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for a ibook i think the 12' is the best 
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12" in my lap. 
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12" is wonderful size, it fits sungly on your lap etc.
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Originally posted by andreas_g4:
12". Best. Formfactor. Ever.
that sums it up pretty well 
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12". Much smaller, same screen rez, weight much less.
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The 12" was fine for me. Then I hooked up a nice 17" LCD (with the mon. spanning hack to enable 1280x1024). oooh, I can't go back now...
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Besides the size/weight issue, there's just something goofy looking about the 14-incher. It just seems like the speakers look really small and there's a lot of "dead" space around the keyboard. I dunno... it just doesn't look right.
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Originally posted by SupahCoolX:
Besides the size/weight issue, there's just something goofy looking about the 14-incher. It just seems like the speakers look really small and there's a lot of "dead" space around the keyboard. I dunno... it just doesn't look right.
I agree... the 14" looks a little clunky... too big. I'd be happy if they could fit a 13" LCD in the same size case as the 12" though... or if they could make the 12" ibook as small as the 12" powerbook
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