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Old 01-30-2010, 03:21 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by DawnFalcon View Post
That's nice. "have used" is more accurate, given current production.
I will quote PC World again: "Typical casual-use devices, namely netbooks, use a twisted nematic (TN) display technology. TN although cheaper, offers inferior color reproduction (only 6-bit color, while IPS supports richer 8-bit color), and lower viewing angles, so Apple's use of a higher quality display techology (IPS) for such a casual device is welcomed...."

I am not aware of any "current production" of netbooks using IPS displays. Apparently, neither is PC World.

Either provide a few examples of such "current production," so that you can prove me and PC World wrong, or please stop trolling.
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