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To: nicewatch who wrote (564)3/7/2017 10:06:04 PM
From: B.K.Myers1 Recommendation

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I have a Dell XPS One 2710 (all in one desktop PC)

The screen resolution is awesome, much better than my (1920x1080) HDTV.

The resolution is 2560x1440 (WQHD) on the 27" monitor. The computer was set up for video editing - the SSD is set up as cache instead of regular storage.

The 1080p videos just look better on the computer monitor than they do on the HDTV. And the text is clearer at all sizes.

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My one complaint is that this particular monitor does have some glare, but when the room is dark (like a movie theater) the picture can't be beat!

B.K.
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