Difference between revisions of "Maximum Resolutions"
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| − | Higher resolutions require either a dual link | + | Higher resolutions require either a dual link [[DVI]] or [[DisplayPort]] adaptor. |
| + | In some cases these are present on the laptop, but more often they require docking station. | ||
| − | === Known configurations to | + | === Known configurations to work and not to work at 2560x1600 === |
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Revision as of 13:20, 7 March 2011
Maximum resolution on external displays
This page list the maximum resolution you can get on an external display. Annoyingly, the official information is known to be incorrect in some cases. Please update with your info.
General remarks
Output via the analog VGA port is always limited to 2048x1536. This is a rather square aspect ratio. On modern monitors 1900x1200 is more likely the maximum.
Higher resolutions require either a dual link DVI or DisplayPort adaptor. In some cases these are present on the laptop, but more often they require docking station.
Known configurations to work and not to work at 2560x1600
Works:
T61p with Advanced Mini Dock
