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I am getting increasingly worried that I will not be able to find a replacement for my 15", 1920x1200 display when the time comes:-( I'm not sure about HP's Pr
by mootothemax 14y ago
I am getting increasingly worried that I will not be able to find a replacement for my 15", 1920x1200 display when the time comes:-(
I'm not sure about HP's ProBook line, but I'm 99% sure their 15-inch EliteBook range supports 1920x1200. I thought that there was an upgrade option for their 15-inch ProBook range, but am likely wrong on that count.
I'd be surprised if a Thinkpad wasn't an option for full HD as well. More expensive than HP - and often Apple for that matter - but you can't beat the quality.
- shrughes 14y ago15.6" EliteBooks have 16:9 screens, the max configuration being 1920x1080. Similarly, 15.6" Thinkpads use 16:9 screens and max out at 1920x1080. Also, Thinkpads are generally less expensive than EliteBooks. And if you want to beat the quality, get a Panasonic laptop.