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    Screen resolution for photoshopping (1366x768 VS 1920x1080)

    Well, I feel 17 inches is also too big. 15.6 is the size that's just right. That's what I wanted to hear. :smile: Thanks!
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    Screen resolution for photoshopping (1366x768 VS 1920x1080)

    Yes, that's what I was thinking, though when working not at home that would be a bit impossible to do. But overall, that suggestion is definitely a great idea and am feeling comfortable getting the 1366x768 monitor, although I'm still curious to know just how much does it affect one's work...
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    Screen resolution for photoshopping (1366x768 VS 1920x1080)

    The problem is that 21 inches is too big for a laptop. And prices get ridiculously high once you try to go over 1366x768 resolution for a laptop.
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    Tips On Beautifying This Ugly Girl?

    My general suggestions: Make upper lips closer to nose Narrow nose (not necessary, she doesn't have a big nose) Cover the empty side of the forehead with hairs That should do it. That girl is pretty.
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    Screen resolution for photoshopping (1366x768 VS 1920x1080)

    Buying a laptop for photoshopping (15,6 inches), is there a huge difference between 1366x768 resoluton VS 1920x1080 resolution? There is a huge difference in the prices when looking for a bigger than 1366x768 resolution. The question is whether it makes a big deal, or should we just...
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