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What is the difference on 17 high res screen with other?
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Join Date: Sep 2004
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I saw on apple refurb and there are several off them with high res display and glossy also just wide screen. So what is the real difference? is it really visible?
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Feb 2001
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There used to be an option on the 17" MBP to have a High-Res verson, or not. The standard resolution was something like 1680*1050, whereas the High-Res is 1920*1200
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I free'd my mind... now it won't come back.
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Senior User
Join Date: Feb 2002
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Higher Resolution just equals more space or screen real estate. Being that it's a 17" High-Res it has the same resolution as most 23"-24" lcd's but everything will be smaller on your 17" due to the size of the actual screen.
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Join Date: Mar 2002
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Originally Posted by jaydon34 
Higher Resolution just equals more space or screen real estate.
Translation, text, graphics, and stuff are much smaller. Some people have issues reading the screens on those high resolution displays and that needs to be taken into account if the buyer is considering that.
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