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by kllrnohj
1631 days ago
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1440p is hugely common on gaming laptops. Alienware M15, Razer Blade 14/15, Lenovo Legion 5, etc... all offer displays in the QHD or WQXGA range. The reason you typically see 1080p or 4k on ultrabooks is because 1080p is how you get the low entry price, and 4k is what sounds better on marketing and looks the best for text-related things (4k is not at all useless - the sharpness it provides to text is noticeable). The balance that QHD provides isn't very desirable in that market usually, although there are exceptions like the Framework laptop or the Surface Laptop 4. Usually those exceptions then also come with more unique aspect ratio displays like 3:2, though, so they aren't exactly 1440p/QHD. But they are in that density. |
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