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I'm planning to buy a 360 degree rotational laptop it's screen is not IPS will that make me feel uncomfortable by anyways ?

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I'm planning to buy a 360 degree rotational laptop it's screen is not IPS will that make me feel uncomfortable by anyways ?

Don't buy a touchscreen with a TN panel. It's glossy, ugly, gets fingerprints and is impossible to see anything in during sunny weather. Go IPS. This is coming from experience with a Lenovo S210 touch.

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It depends on os and what you will be doing

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It depends on os and what you will be doing

 

windows 8.1 and coding 

 

edit : and browsing and normal laptop uses :v 

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windows 8.1 and coding 

 

Yes, I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, I see touch screen as a HUGE PLUS sometimes. In the end it depends on you.

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Don't buy a touchscreen with a TN panel. It's glossy, ugly, gets fingerprints and is impossible to see anything in during sunny weather. Go IPS. This is coming from experience with a Lenovo S210 touch.

 

I'm talking about ASUS TP500LN-CJ142D dunno if it will be that same so I asked 

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Yes, I have a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro, I see touch screen as a HUGE PLUS sometimes. In the end it depends on you.

 

yes what exactly. will it be uncomfortable ? I don't want it to be 100% perfect I just don't want it to be so bad 80% is good :D

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I'm talking about ASUS TP500LN-CJ142D dunno if it will be that same so I asked 

I would think it would suffer from the same issues. I'd probably dump TN+touch if I were you. Where I live you can get great used laptops for not much money so I'd look at used Sandy Bridge i5s laptops first.

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yes what exactly. will it be uncomfortable ? I don't want it to be 100% perfect I just don't want it to be so bad 80% is good :D

 

For me I use it as convince, but I can live without it. Product Link pls.

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I would think it would suffer from the same issues. I'd probably dump TN+touch if I were you. Where I live you can get great used laptops for not much money so I'd look at used Sandy Bridge i5s laptops first.

 

so all the other laptops in the same price range have the same specs maybe 6 gigs of ram and 768 resolution instead of the FHD touch screen  and the GPU so let's say I'll use it as a normal laptop without the functionality of the screen it will be like a normal one right ?

 

For me I use it as convince, but I can live without it. Product Link pls.

 

http://www.egprices.com/en/product/asus-tp500la-cj078h-transformer-book-flip-notebook-pc-baraka-computer

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