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ActiveWin.com: Acer Ferrari 5000 Laptop (Windows Vista Ultimate x64) - Review (Updated) | |
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| Time: 00:00 EST/05:00 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
Andre has posted his review of the Acer Ferrari 5000 running Windows Vista Ultimate x64. Here is an excerpt: I definitely love the 15 inch wide screen display, which features a glossy texture that makes graphics and text much richer and crisper on screen. Watching movies is a treat since the screens aspect ratio makes it perfect for those new hi definition and letter box size movies. The screens resolution though made it difficult to read the text since its smaller, I was able to resolve this by pushing up the DPI scaling of fonts under Vista’s Personalization from 96 DPI to 120 DPI. One thing though certain text and images became a bit jaggy but was a insignificant trade off for a better experience and makes it easier on the eyes during long usage. <%=GetPoll(109)%> | ||
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