Just bought a new Inspiron 15 7000 2015 laptop.
I went for the HD (1080) screen rather than the 4k screen as Windows apps are still bad at scaling.
There is a 1/4 inch black border between the bezel and the screen.
At first I thought it was a problem with the display drivers/resolution and that the screen would extend out to the edge.
However on closer inspection when the laptop is powered off, there is a slight difference in the tone of the black of the screen and that of the border - which makes me think it is intentional.
But I can't believe Dell would have designed such a good looking laptop this way?!
Has anyone got the same laptop and noticed the same black border?
Does it exist on the 4k model also?
I went for the HD (1080) screen rather than the 4k screen as Windows apps are still bad at scaling.
There is a 1/4 inch black border between the bezel and the screen.
At first I thought it was a problem with the display drivers/resolution and that the screen would extend out to the edge.
However on closer inspection when the laptop is powered off, there is a slight difference in the tone of the black of the screen and that of the border - which makes me think it is intentional.
But I can't believe Dell would have designed such a good looking laptop this way?!
Has anyone got the same laptop and noticed the same black border?
Does it exist on the 4k model also?
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