GreyianStorm said:
Ssenkahdavic said:
vlad321 said:
Ssenkahdavic said:
The human eye views in 16x9 (thus "Full HD is 1920x1080p for 16x9 aspect ratio). This is why all our widescreen dvds / bluerays (and tvs) come in this resolution.
Computer monitors switched to a 16x10 resolution so 2 documents could be viewed side by side. |
What do you mean by that? I haven't done ANY work on the PC with the 1920x1080 monitor yet, it's been solely used for games. However on my 1920x1200 laptop I know I can see 2 Word documents side by side, or PDFs, depending on the reader, and so on aand so forth. Is it any different on the 1920x1080? I wouldn't think so since both have the same amount of horizontal space.
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The extra horizontal space is for your taskbar.
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Do you mean the extra vertical space is for your taskbar?
The only problem I see with that is, what taskbar needs 120 pixels (1200-1080)? That is 10% of the screen.
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With office open, both the office taskbar and the windows taskbar open (these two combine make up 10% of your screen), two pages side by side can be viewed at 100% (no zoom). With the normal .5-1' margins the pages are 100% viewable from top to bottom. This is why the extra verticle space was provided (which I oppsed on above).
Had to edit multiple times cause its late and Im dumb...I mean tired :)
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