
07-25-2006, 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Sven
Well in this case, since the screens are about the same physical size, the pixels are a quarter as big, so it really doesn't make it worse, IMHO. In some cases the edges of the block made of four pixels of the same color may even seem a little sharper than the one larger pixel did.
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From a technical point of view - no, it doesn't. The pixels are indeed sharper (the fuzziness comes in when you have cleartype activated) - but the net effect is still pretty awful, especially for rendered text like when using Netfront or Adobe Reader.
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