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Screen resolution recommendation for a laptop

Getting our kid a laptop for college.  it'll have 15.6" screen, i7 processor, 8 - 12 GB RAM,  1 TB hard drive (overall, nice machine?

HP offers a higher res screen - 1920x1080  but Costco that has a better price / configuration (with 12 gb) for that configuration only has 1366x768.

the 12 gb for him seems overkill with the Costco build, but I'll get square trade breakage / lower price / Costco's name on the deal if there's a problem,

what's your  thoughts on 1920x1080 vs.  1366x768
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You can't too high displays. Besides, you'd have Full HD which is nice for multimedia content.
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rindi - can you check your typo?  what are you saying?  you can't too high
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thanks guys!

Yeah, the higher the resolution, the smaller the text CAN be but at some point, you can't read it : )

we opted for the higher res.  thanks!
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Good, I'm glad you were able to make a decision! :)
Great choice over at the other question! Regards, Joe