Elite Dragonfly G3 screen size

[DonaemouS]

I hope, at least here, someone in Hp will be able to give me an answer. We are talking about the EOL Elite Dragonfly G3. "Hp state". This thing has a 13.5" widescreen display, with a WUXGA+ resolution. And here, it all sounds fine, right? But, let's continue to reading: is touch, ok anti-glare and blabla. But they write it sports an Ambient Color Sensor (1920x1080) with HP Eye Ease.

34.3 cm (13.5") diagonal, WUXGA+, touch, IPS anti-glare, micro-edge, 400 nits, sRGB 100% eDP 1.4+PSR, Ambient Light
Sensor + Ambient Color Sensor (1920 x 1280) with HP Eye Ease

What the heck happened to the 120 pixels remaining? Is it a FHD display, or a WUXGA? Are those Elite Dragonflies featuring an ovalized display instead?

[banhien]

@DonaemouS 

Its specs:

       https://h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/GetPDF.aspx/c08049277.pdf

This is a new series with 3:2 aspect ratio screen (not 16:9 ratio on millions notebooks on market today). Normally for FHD screens which are 16:9 format like nearly all TV's and notebooks on market today.

It has WUXGA+ format, not FHD.

Hope this makes sense.

Regards,

[DonaemouS]

If so, are you meaning the official QuickSpecs are wrong?

I thought the same. You have 2 chances: FHD or WUXGA+. Not both. From what you wrote, the display is 1920x1200, right?

[banhien · Accepted solution]

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@DonaemouS wrote:

. From what you wrote, the display is 1920x1200, right?

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@DonaemouS 

Wrong. It is 3:2 ratio and it clearly say WUXGA+ that means 1920x1280, not WUXGA (no plus sign) which is 1920x1200.

Hope that makes sense.

Regards.