Boyd Ostroff
October 19th, 2005, 11:34 AM
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/051019/sfw097.html?.v=28
The new higher-resolution PowerBooks provide significantly more screen real estate and include the 17-inch PowerBook with a 1680-by-1050 pixel resolution -- 36 percent more than the previous generation -- and the 15-inch PowerBook with a 1440-by-960 pixel resolution -- 26 percent more than the previous generation.
Too bad the earlier rumors of 1920x1200 screens didn't pan out. Other than this, not a lot to get excited about. Same speed CPU's but superdrives are now standard on all powerbooks as is support for the 30" LCD screen.
The new higher-resolution PowerBooks provide significantly more screen real estate and include the 17-inch PowerBook with a 1680-by-1050 pixel resolution -- 36 percent more than the previous generation -- and the 15-inch PowerBook with a 1440-by-960 pixel resolution -- 26 percent more than the previous generation.
Too bad the earlier rumors of 1920x1200 screens didn't pan out. Other than this, not a lot to get excited about. Same speed CPU's but superdrives are now standard on all powerbooks as is support for the 30" LCD screen.