I'm sorry to break into your nice flamewar, but I've just wanted to ask:<br><br>pro-QVGA people, are you serious?<br><br>In two years (yep, that's when GTA03 will be released judging by GTA01-02) QVGA will be just like floppy drives on notebooks - totally non completive. And won't be because everybody *really needs* >=VGA resolution and can't survive with lower one. It will be just because "everybody on the block is hi-res". Same thing happened lots times in IT: remember ATA to SATA switch? Do you really think that home users wouldn't be able to stick with good old ATA?<br>
<br>Quard core processors?<br>New sockets?<br>Usb 2.0 & 1.1 ?<br>You think that we couldn't live without these upgrades?<br><br>Making fonts bigger via lowering the screen resolution is total nonsense.<br>And hi-res tranflective screens will be available in less than a year.<br>
<br>Btw, QVGA won't cost much less (it doesn't now and in two years it could be, in fact, more expensive than VGA).<br>