..ok i got the answer
These screens have a clear, glossy surface instead of the more common matte finish and go by brand names such as TruBrite (Toshiba), BrightView (HP), Ultrabright (Gateway), and Xbrite (Sony). This technology is sometimes paired with wide-angle capability, which enables a group of people to clearly view the screen
And Dell calls its glossy screen as "crystal clear"
And I also read in another forum that its useless to upgrade to "Ultrasharp WUXGA"
so does anybody recommend the screen of just Dell inspiron 6000d WXGA with the 128 mb graphics card ?
is it very bad..or is it ok ?
thanks
..Hi..
..I read in a few places about people complaining about the dell 6000d screen.
I dont have much knowledge about the screens. But there seems to be some difference between screens of Sony/Toshiba and Dell/Emachines ..the sony toshiba screens look very sharp digital ..while dell or emachines screens look like the usual laptop screens i have seen before.
Can anybody tell me what should I expect with Dell Inspiron 6000d WUXGA screen ?

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