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11-05-2010 , 01:34 PM

tcs

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I'm used to dual screening 1920x1200 but looking to get a laptop to grind. I will use a external monitor but sometimes wont have access to it. How many tables can I tile? I never play more than 6 tables. I'd like a larger resoultion on a laptop but it pushes the price up TOO much

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11-05-2010 , 02:10 PM

nuclear500

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How many can you tile? How small do you like your tables?

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11-05-2010 , 03:32 PM

DrBabyEinstein

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I have a 13" MacBook with that resolution. Tiling 6 tables strains the eyes a little bit, but if you don't mind overlapping a little its definitely doable for a decent amount of time.

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11-05-2010 , 05:30 PM

tcs

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i think i can currently tile 9 tables with no overlap atleast, but i never go over 6 so im not really sure. id like my tables to be as big as possible

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11-18-2010 , 04:43 PM

provotrout

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i recently got a 13" MBPro primarily for playing and it works great when cascading tables.. had 12 going last night with no problem seeing stacks, hud stats, etc.

with a screen that size i recommend stacking or cascading though as tiling strains the eyes. gl

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11-20-2010 , 04:06 AM

Csaba

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You're going to struggle tiling. The most I can tile on my laptop is 4 and that's with overlap. I have crap eyesight thought so YMMV

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11-20-2010 , 04:52 AM

3after909

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Originally Posted by DrBabyEinstein

I have a 13" MacBook with that resolution.

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Originally Posted by provotrout

i recently got a 13" MBPro primarily for playing and it works great when cascading tables.

It appears two Apple users here don't know terribly much about their computers (but--flame on--I assume they're still convinced that Apple totally rocks. flame off).

To clarify, MacBooks (MB) and MacBook Pros (MBP) AIN'T available with 1366x768 resolution. The MB and MBP use 16:10, NOT 16:9 aspect ratios. Hence some 13" models have a resolution of 1280x800, most other MB/MBPs come with higher 16:10 aspect ratio resolutions such as 1440x900, 1680x1050, and 1920x1200. To the best of my knowledge, the only laptop by Apple available with 1366x768 resolution is the new MacBook Air 11.6 inch.

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11-20-2010 , 05:44 AM

noobsickle

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Originally Posted by 3after909

This correct!

I have that exactly resolution on my Acer and there is slight over lap on stars and ftp with 6 tables. You move the tile tables on stars slightly off the screen so it wont cover the stack sizes and then save the layout. Will make your eyes pretty tired though.

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