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    Laptop Viewing Angle

    Anyone know the optimal viewing angle for a laptop? Or any preference? Obviously we are not talking with artwork programs and such because of the angle difference would throw off the gamma/contrast, but still!
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    Re: Laptop Viewing Angle

    The optimal viewing angle for a laptop is the same as any other screen, straight forward. Angling of the screen is more toward lessening the stress on your neck and your eyes. I think you also need to be at least a foot back, maybe more, depends on the screen size I guess. But the optimal angle is parallel your face and the screen.

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    Re: Laptop Viewing Angle

    Viewable angle also depends a lot on the type (PVA, IPS etc) of lcd panel used. But straight on as mentioned above is always optimal.

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    Re: Laptop Viewing Angle

    You also have to take into consideration the type of screen it uses for a good angle as well. if it's glossy, matte, etc.
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    Re: Laptop Viewing Angle

    Quote Originally Posted by mips View Post
    Viewable angle also depends a lot on the type (PVA, IPS etc) of lcd panel used. But straight on as mentioned above is always optimal.
    Quote Originally Posted by Lucradia View Post
    You also have to take into consideration the type of screen it uses for a good angle as well. if it's glossy, matte, etc.
    Both of these have an impact on the viewing angle of an LCD.
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