UXGA Vs SXGA+

[G7metalz]

I'm thinking of buying a Sager 5690 and I want ur thoughts of which screen is better and why

[mynameis]

SXGA+ I think is perfect, I have had it on my past 2 laptops, UXGA(1600x1200) is just to high for a small laptop screen.

[almer]

It depends on personal preference and you eyesight condition.
I am using Dell I8200 UXGA and I am very happy with crispiness and clarity of the screen. If your vision is good, go for UXGA. It will give you a great picture, but a little smaller text. I had set up "large" fonts in the display settings (120 DPI) and I am quite happy.
If your eyesight is not that good, go for SXGA for sure.

[Johnmcl7]

I would agree with almer, some people like higher resolutions, others don't - I really like the WUXGA on my 8600 (1920x1200, 15.4 inch widescreen) but I know other people prefer the WSXGA screen. You're best to try and see similar screens and decide for yourself.

John

[jck8r]

UXGA seems to be the concensus in terms of best technology. The choice is yours!

[WildWeasel]

It really depends on the screen size. For a 15" screen, I say SXGA+. For 14.1, I really wish more companies did something between SXGA+ and XGA. A 1280x960 (or even the villainous 1280x1024) would be much better (IMHO) than either SX or X.