Laptop Magazine reviews the Fujitsu LifeBook S7020D and writes - ‘The 14-inch display is the standard 4:3 aspect ratio, which could be an issue for use on airplane tray tables, where taller screens don’t hold up as well to a passenger reclining his seat. The screen looks washed out when viewed from above with the lid open less than 90 degrees, but otherwise the screen is bright and crisp. The panel on our test unit is a high-res SXGA (1400 x 1050) unit, which is fine for packing in a lot of information, but type can be tough to read (even at the largest font size). Zoom will be your friend, or you can opt for the XGA screen. In DVD playback, colors were rich and action scenes showed relatively little smearing. Sound from the small speakers is a bit tinny but adequate for business use.’

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