Non-Glare High Resolution LED Displays

July 19, 2008

Posted By:  anonym

187 Votes

Status: Partially Implemented

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Please stop the glossy display nonsence and provide a non-glare display options for all models. If possible with LED backlight, because it is brighter, thinner and less power consuming. I like the XPS M1330 very much, but the glossy display is a real show stopper...

Btw, the glossy finish of the Vostro 1310 case also seems quite pointless to me.

DELL/ Status Update

The Vostro A series offers anti-glare screens

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  • Oct 20, 2011     Comment Link

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    Posted By: gajhsos

    What about an "intelligent" option?
    A Snap-in/Snap-out glossy cover that the user can take out (as in the colored lid-covers) when it's a must (as when doing some real work)...

    Behind the 'glossy-E2E-cover' in the Alienware M18x the panel/display/screen IS A NON-GLOSSY or ANTI-GLARE... but the GLUED glossy plastic it's so annoying that I'm keeping from pulling the trigger...

    Think about what the mayority of consumers are asking for... There are plenty of polls in the www...

    a terrestrial alien waiting for some serious considerations and answers... THANKS!
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  • Apr 6, 2010     Comment Link

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    Posted By: hedgefm

    Promoted.  Non glare, non gloss preferred.  Who wants a difficult to read screen due to reflections?
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  • Jan 27, 2009     Comment Link

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    Posted By: adasta

    i wanted to buy 1330M for 1200€.

    But TrueLife (glare) Display is like a mirror.
    Matte display are much better for work.
    Please make matte display with WLED an option.
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  • Nov 7, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: bun-bun

    vida-k

    All laptops, all screens, everything must have a matte option. That is what we are asking for. I do not want to be limited in what I can or can not purchase because everthing is f reaking glossy. There are lots of people out there like me who plain can not use any glossy screen of any kind because of the head aches we receive when we do so. Why do you think LCD's in the first place had matte coatings? Because it is better then CRT's glare. Glossy is a step backwards in technology and I can not beleive it has so much backing.

    This is no where near from a potentially implemented solution. Those vosto laptops are lacking in power and custimizability. There are at least 6 models of dell laptops that I would buy myself but cant because there is no matte option. The XPS line is one of them.
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  • Oct 21, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: charalampos

    +10 for anti-glare displays. I hope Dell offers an option for LED Anti-Glare display with Dell Latitude 14.1" notebooks. These laptops fit most of my needs, but l cannot buy them because of the glare. Notebooks for businesses, like the Latitude series, are often used by people with glasses, and outside during the day, so glare is a deal breaker. An anti-glare display (with LED for extra battery life) is really important for businesses.
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  • Sep 5, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: vida_k

    @davidc - point taken. I read this idea as focusing primarily on the anti-glare aspect of the screen since the comments within the post were about the glare and the resolution was only mentioned in the title. It makes sense that the higher resolution are not on these products as they are focused on being lower cost for emerging markets. Please do continue to share your preferred options and we will make sure the product teams are aware. Thanks!
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  • Sep 5, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: davidc

    vida_k - call me fussy if you must but I don't call two new fixed option Vostro laptops with what I consider low res WXGA screens as warranting 'partially implemented' status but if you must. However I think you should clarify if the 15'6" in the overview of 15.4" mentioned in the specification area as this is confusing. Still for me and I'm sure a good few more I was expecting hi res to be WSXGA+ or WUXGA, Dell obviously has access to 17" matt WUXGA screens as they are a no cost option for the Precission M6300. I can't see why this option is not more widely available, demand is obviously out there! Live in hope a bit longer I suppose!
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  • Aug 29, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: vida_k

    Changed status to **PARTIALLY IMPLEMENTED**.
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  • Aug 29, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: vida_k

    Check out the new Vostro which offers anti-glare screens: http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2008/08/27/new-vostro-systems-for-emerging-markets-ubuntu-in-more-countries.aspx
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  • Aug 23, 2008     Comment Link

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    Posted By: christopher25

    Another +10 for NON-glossy screen. I won't tell "stop nonsense with glossy ..." but I'll tell : "Give people choice! " I'm working with PC's since 1997 and now I have problem with sight and last thing I want is disturbing reflections from screen (like reflections from glasses weren't enough?!) ...

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