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02-04-2025 09:58 AM
Screen choice
Hi, I am looking at two different g4 laptops. They are both identical in specs, but one has a glossy touchscreen, and the other matte non-touch. My choice would be matte touchscreen, but alas that is not available it seems. Both are 1920x1280 400 nit.
Does anyone have an opinion on these that can help me decide?
Thanks in advance
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02-04-2025 11:46 AM
Purely a matter of personal preference. I am old school and do not use touch interface on a laptop so I would personally go for the matte non-touch screen but many people do not like using a mouse or touchpad and keyboard. To each his own.
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