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ZDNet.com.au | by edit@zdnet.com.au (Alex Serpo) | Tue, Nov 11
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The 13.3 inch display on the E4300 has a 1,280x800 native resolution, and comes with a matte finish. At the base of the display is the ambient light sensor, which is a handy feature for conserving battery life. If you prefer your display bright, you can simply disable it via keyboard shortcut. L...
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