hotshot05
Herald
I am looking to buy a new laptop and am evaluating my options. I found that the Lenovo Z50-70 has a Full HD screen.
I mostly watch TV series rips which have the resolution of 720 x 404 pixels.
If I view my files on a full HD screen, won't there be big black bands covering a large part of the screen? To cover the screen, I think I will have to use the stretch option on VLC.
I have seen how bad normal SD channels (Tata Sky) look on a HD ready LCD TV when upscaled by the set top box. Will my content look like that if I try to upscale the files to fit the screen?
If I try to play games, won't the extra pixels on screen tax the GPU more? If it was a normal 1366 x 768 pixel screen, I think the frame rate would have had been a bit more.
Please tell me what are the advantages of a full HD screen.
(I have a BSNL EVDO connection. Max 2Mbps. So I do not go for the big files normally. Only for movies I get the low file size 720p content)
I mostly watch TV series rips which have the resolution of 720 x 404 pixels.
If I view my files on a full HD screen, won't there be big black bands covering a large part of the screen? To cover the screen, I think I will have to use the stretch option on VLC.
I have seen how bad normal SD channels (Tata Sky) look on a HD ready LCD TV when upscaled by the set top box. Will my content look like that if I try to upscale the files to fit the screen?
If I try to play games, won't the extra pixels on screen tax the GPU more? If it was a normal 1366 x 768 pixel screen, I think the frame rate would have had been a bit more.
Please tell me what are the advantages of a full HD screen.
(I have a BSNL EVDO connection. Max 2Mbps. So I do not go for the big files normally. Only for movies I get the low file size 720p content)