[Screen] size counts. But resolution is at least as important.

[TheLastestDaisy]

Why can't I find a 17" laptop with 4k resolution? I suppose "they" will soon introduce one. But why haven't they done so yet? I'm curious. And by the way, why is Asus' Zenbook 4k resolution, somehow better than the same resolution on other laptops? I read that this morning but didn't understand it.
DG

 

[bennydon]

So you want to buy a 17" laptop with a 4k resolution?
Have you try this one before because Alienware alw17 8751slv has everything that you want.
So what's your problem now ?
http/bestallinonepcreview.com/shop/alienware-alw17-8751slv-17-3-inch-gaming-laptop/

 

[vash_021]

a bit of advice dont buy alienware if you want the best performance to money ratio

 

[TheLastestDaisy]

So you want to buy a 17" laptop with a 4k resolution?
Have you try this one before because Alienware alw17 8751slv has everything that you want.
So what's your problem now ?
http/bestallinonepcreview.com/shop/alienware-alw17-87...

Thank you for replying. I'm probably using the wrong word (I do a bit of research and think I can throw around expressions like "4k.") What I should have said, is that I want a 17" inch laptop with 3840 x 2160 resolution (or better?). If the alienware-alw17-8751slv had that I might consider it. But to tell the truth, it's a bit too expensive for me anyway. I think I'll try and figure out what 4k means. And now I've seen Apple use the term "5k."

 

[TheLastestDaisy]

a bit of advice dont buy alienware if you want the best performance to money ratio

I will keep that in mind. Thank you.