Matte in a sentence as a noun

It's more annoying that a matte finish costs $50 more.

Best $150 I spent, seriously, was the matte+hires screen

I've also always and only purchased the matte screens.

With a matte screen you have your thin matte layer directly over the screen.

For photo editing for print work, the matte screens have always felt more accurate.

Non-Retina 15" models still have a matte option.

Matte in a sentence as a verb

The only valid argument that I'd find for glossy screens is that you can build them more robust than matte screens.

But are you telling me that a matte surface would cost more to manufacture than a glossy surface?

It's not impossible to work on it and you do get used to it, but my next MacBook Pro will be the matte finish.

The asker probably cant afford buying one matte and one glossy monitor just to try them out.

My preference on most things is matte - I always opted for matte when people printed photos from something called "film.

But, Lenovo kindly opted for a matte display, ditching the glossy Gorilla Glass found in the prior X1."

Matte in a sentence as an adjective

For example, it's much easier to clean the glass on the new Macbooks compared to a matte screen, which you wouldn't clean with a normal towel.

My Vaio is also good in this regard--it has an elegant logo made up of metal on a matte blue background.

> ...But are you telling me that a matte surface would cost more to manufacture than a glossy surface?Ex TV Product Planner here - yes matte costs more than glossy.

They probably had the experience and money to pull this off.> No ejector pin marksNot relevant because there is no exposed plastic.> 4-color, double-walled, matte boxes + HD foam insertsNope.

That is especially likely if theyre buying a laptop with a built-in display its unlikely that theyll know two people with that model of laptop, with the same size of display, but one display matte and the other glossy.

A laptop targeted to developers should have a TrackPoint to move the cursor without taking the hands off the keyboard, a non-shortscreen monitor to see more lines of code, a matte screen to read the code better, and a numpad to, well, type numbers.

Matte definitions

noun

a mixture of sulfides that forms when sulfide metal ores are smelted

noun

the property of having little or no contrast; lacking highlights or gloss

See also: flatness lusterlessness lustrelessness matt

verb

change texture so as to become matted and felt-like; "The fabric felted up after several washes"

See also: felt matt-up

adjective

not reflecting light; not glossy; "flat wall paint"; "a photograph with a matte finish"

See also: flat matt matted