Vista support for 1680 x 1050 native resolution Does Vista Premium (or Ultimate) support 1680 x 1050 (16x10 aspect ratio) native resolution? This 20" Samsung LCD Monitor Display is supposedly "certified" for Vista Premium, so I ASSume it does, but just want to be sure before I order it. Vista support for 1680 x 1050 native resolution Does Vista Premium (or Ultimate) support 1680 x 1050 (16x10 aspect ratio) native resolution? This 20" Samsung LCD Monitor Display is supposedly... » Read More Vista support for 1680 x 1050 native resolution Does Vista Premium (or Ultimate) support 1680 x 1050 (16x10 aspect ratio) native resolution? This 20" Samsung LCD Monitor Display is supposedly "certified" for Vista Premium, so I ASSume it does, but just want to be sure before I order it. « Show Less
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it's not a matter of your OS supporting a particular resolution or not... it's up to your video card and the driver installed for it.
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Yes, it supports these in DVI (digital connection). Max analog resolution is listed as 2048 x 1536. It also supports 4K (4096 X 2160) in Display Port and HDMI, each with deep color, if your monitor supports it and you have the proper cables.
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You can try changing resolution of your PC. The native resolution for this monitor is 1680x1050.
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The Samsung plasmas can display either SD or HD content in their original size or stretched. If you want to leave a 4:3 program in its original form, you can: it appears square with pillars on the side (which you can make gray). I prefer stretched. The reason there is no distortion in that ratio is that the 42 inch version uses rectangular pixels while a 50 inch model uses square ones. So true 16:9 images are shown as-is without stretching if you want, despite the math you intuitively and understandable used. In other words, do not worry about aspect ratio on the Samsung plasmas or most TVs. Still, I also own a Sharp LCD that does not allow stretching of HD images, and I wish it would. Look for that feature rather than calculating (reducing down) the ratio. Samsung plasmas certainly allow such changes. I have not hooked it up to a computer, but I understand that it makes a nice monitor (and ease of hook-up is a plus of the Sammy over a Panasonic, which is not so good as a monitor). But I doubt it can show any image more than 1024 x 768. That seems to be a mechanical limit and I doubt anything in the computer can change that. Still, I hear it is an easy hookup to computers, using VGA (and try HDMI but in HDMI 2 not 1).
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I can't answer about "2560x1600" cause I have 16:9 monitor, but it supports 2560 x 1440.
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Go to CONTROL PANEL.Click on DISPLAY,Click on change APPEARANCE,You should see the following:DISPLAY = 1.2769MRESOLUTION = 1920 x 1080ORIENTATION = LANDSCAPERonk1302
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Check the aspect ratio of your computer. If its too high, the tv won't recognize it. My tv will say "unsupported" if its above 1280x768. If ur usings windows (I currently have windows 7), go into the start menu then control panel. Under appearance and temems on right side of screen click on "adjust screen resolution." Change it to 1280x768 or below. I hope this helps.
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There is no such thing as a 100 or 200 resolution.It should be 800 x 600, 1200 x 720, 1600 x 900 and I have mine set an an awesome 1920 x 1800 (recommended setting)NO issues ever with this monitor!
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Like all LCD monitors, you MUST use it in the native mode (in this case, 1900 x 1200) if you want each and every pixel to be sharp. Most of the newer cards support this resolution (you should select EXACTLY the monitor's native resolution; no higher and no lower). Added 5/2/08: After living with the monitor for 10 days (using the supplied HDMI cable with a HDMI-DVI adapter), I have to admit, I agree with R. McGinn. Text and all pixels were absolutely sharp in programs such as Photoshop, but after hours of trying, I was still unable to obtain sharp text on MS Explorer. Tried everything (new drivers, text size changes, resolution changes). Finally gave up yesterday and returned the monitor. Also had significant problems with color accuracy and the "ambient light sensor" causing color shifts. OK if you're not picky about color accuracy and text sharpness!
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Resolution. The 20-26" Samsung LN models only have 720p res (1366x768 actual resolution I believe).. the T240/T260 models are 1920x1200.
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This depends on what panel you are using. A VISTA-20P with a software revision of 3.0 supports (2) AUI devices and a VISTA-20P with a software revision of 5.0 or higher supports (4) AUI devices. A VISTA-21iP supports 4 AUI devices.
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In the settings menu there is the choice between 1024x768 or 1920x1080 for vga mode. also while the video is playing you can use the remote control to cycle the available video views. those choices are "default size". 4:3, 16:9, "fit view", and "video full screen". in my setup, i am using a 22" monitor that has a 16:10 ratio display. i use the vga in 1024x768 mode and for the video view cycled to "fit view".
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Mine has 1920 x 1080 shown as 'recommended' in control panel, however it was supplied direct by Dell in 2010 under warranty as a replacement for a Latitude D820 which had same screen resolution. I believe 1600 x 900 may have been the standard setting for it then. It's highly recommended, especially with the extended life battery (the one that sticks out of the back)
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the 960 doesn't have 1080p. and it doesn't have a port on the back, so it's not compatible with the lcd bacpac and the battery bacpac. oh and don't buy it it yet, cuz there is a price drop on the official website (from 149.99 to 239.99). im waiting for amazon to change the price.
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Yea, in the specs it metions that 1366768), 16:9 is compatible, since it's a wide screen display, so you should be good at that resolution. :)
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I don't know. The second monitor I added to my computer was an older Dell with a resolution of 1280 x 1024.
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According to the document that was included, 1920x1080@60Hz is one of the supported resolutions, but I have not tested it since my PC does not have that resolution capability. I do not believe this unit will "up-convert" a non-HD signal to to 1080/720(i/p). I can tell you that I was pleased with the quality of the signal when I used it to display karaoke songs onto my 32" TV with my setting of resolution 1280x720@60Hz, true color 32bit, so I assume the quality would only improve if the source signal has a higher resolution. I hope this helps.