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I will be buying a new laptop and am thinking of the Dell 600M. I do now know wether I should spend the extra $75-100 to go from 1.8 Ghz XGA to 1.8Ghz SXGA. This laptop has a 14.1" screen. I will use this laptop mostly for school, internet, word processing. I am a little bit confused as to what XGA and SXGA really is. Can anyone help.
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By the way, 600m has XGA (1024 x 76
and SXGA+ (14-something by 10-something), not SXGA (1280 x 1024).
Why they don't offer SXGA, I don't know. It seems like that would be the perfect option.
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