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Notebook with MIN vertical res of 1050 pixels?

cormie · 2006-10-05 12:46:46

Hi there, My friend and brother are looking for a notebook with a minimum resolution of 1050 vertically, this rules out 17" widescreens because as far as I am aware, the max res vertically on these is 900. So I think the only option is a 15". Not sure about 19" but they are probably too expensive anyway. Looking for one…

05-10-2006 1:46pm

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Hi there,
My friend and brother are looking for a notebook with a minimum resolution of 1050 vertically, this rules out 17" widescreens because as far as I am aware, the max res vertically on these is 900. So I think the only option is a 15". Not sure about 19" but they are probably too expensive anyway. Looking for one with a DVD burner and wireless internet.

Also, does anyone know the minimum spec you could get away with playing CSS on?

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#2 05-10-2006 1:57pm

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lots of laptops on goolge with SXGA resolution - even some 17"

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#3 05-10-2006 2:09pm

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I'm not too sure what all this SXGA WXGA UXGA stuff means. They just want a laptop with min vertical res of 1050:o

I think the options are 1400x1050 or 1600x1200.

There's not a lot out there. I had a Gericom Ego from Aldi before and it was 1400x1050.

They are looking to spend less than 1K each on this so hopefully there is something out there for them.

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