I think the 15" widescreen on the Inspiron is big enough to satisfy many users, especially when you consider the high resolution of 1920x1200 which it uses. Text and graphics are incredibly sharp, clearly superior to CRT screens, and with calibration I believe it could be very nice for color work as well. I normally use a 24" Sony which I like very much, so I'm not willing to replace that one just, but I also find the LCD good enough for me to work comfortably for extended periods of time without missing my bigger CRT. I just worked out of the office for three days doing some design jobs in Photoshop and Illustrator and I didn't feel the laptop was inferior in any way, I just forgot it was there and did my work. Colors on the LCD are more unstable. As it was mentioned here earlier the colors change slightly depending on the viewing angle. The Inspiron is very good in this regard however, even at close to 90 degree angles you can still see everything on the screen without badly distorted colors. I believe there is definitely a point to calibrating it. I don't expect the calibrator to work magic on the screen, but I hope the colors will get much closer to what they should be than what I get now. -- Daniel Staver http://daniel.staver.no
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RE: [Digital BW] OT: What's the best CTR/LCD calibration tool for around $300?
2003-07-13 by Daniel Staver
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