Any UI guidelines to work with (was: Re: Question about Dell ...)
Sven wrote:
[snip]
> Remember your screen didn't
get any bigger. Hold your PPC out at arms length. Now hold it twice as far
away.
There is the option to adjust the font size on a system wide basis to get
more or less information on the screen, but it doesn't let you get all the
way to "four times" as much.
[snip]
So, yea, the view out of the box looks pretty much the same as far as what's
on the screen, but it looks a lot sharper. You have some control over text
size to get more use of the screen real estate. You can get software and
hacks to actually force it to display full VGA, but at the cost of
text/icon/etc size. Usability depends on the user.
So, the obvious question after this nice summary on resolution: has
anyone already compiled any guideline? After all, it's not all about
resolution. There's also contrast, color use, broad daylight. I could
certainly do with some guidance here...
Sandor
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