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From: Alan G on 9 Apr 2008 22:10
I know the Asus eeePC built in screen is 800x480 but can anyone tell
me what happens when you plug in an external monitor? Is it any
better?

I can live with a tiny screen on the move but only if I can get a
decent
size(ie. 1024x768 min) when "docked".

Alan G.

From: olfart on 10 Apr 2008 05:46

"Alan G" <alan.gauld(a)freenet.co.uk> wrote in message
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>I know the Asus eeePC built in screen is 800x480 but can anyone tell
> me what happens when you plug in an external monitor? Is it any
> better?
>
> I can live with a tiny screen on the move but only if I can get a
> decent
> size(ie. 1024x768 min) when "docked".
>
> Alan G.
>

you might try posting on the eeePC forum at
http://forum.eeeuser.com/
you have to setup a login, but alot of good info there.
I've never tried mine withan ext monitor
Greatest laptop I've ever owned for performance and portability


From: Alan G on 10 Apr 2008 05:58
On 10 Apr, 10:46, "olfart" <olfar...(a)excite.com> wrote:
> "Alan G" <alan.ga...(a)freenet.co.uk> wrote in message
>
> news:ce58d0c9-3c93-492b-ac8e-6b01945c6f7c(a)59g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
>
> >I know the Asus eeePC built in screen is 800x480 but can anyone tell
> > me what happens when you plug in an external monitor? Is it any
> > better?
>
> > I can live with a tiny screen on the move but only if I can get a
> > decent
> > size(ie. 1024x768 min) when "docked".
>
> > Alan G.
>
> you might try posting on the eeePC forum athttp://forum.eeeuser.com/
> you have to setup a login, but alot of good info there.
> I've never tried mine withan ext monitor
> Greatest laptop I've ever owned for performance and portability

Thanks for the pointer.
I found the annswer in the beginners questions and for the sake of
reference
here it is:

----------------
The built in screen maxed at 800x480, which is what you get.
If you have an external monitor you can go to 1600x1280.
-----------------

So the answer is pretty decent!

Thanks again,

Alan G.
From: R. P. on 10 Apr 2008 14:27
"Alan G" <alan.gauld(a)freenet.co.uk> wrote:
> ----------------
> The built in screen maxed at 800x480, which is what you get.
> If you have an external monitor you can go to 1600x1280.
> -----------------
>
> So the answer is pretty decent!

Indeed! I wonder what kind of video chip they use in that tiny
laptop to get this kind of resolution.

R. P.

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