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(I meant a Samsung that can do 1920x1200)

Thanks for the info. In all of HP's inventory I found ONE monitor under 24" that did Nx1200. A 20" LP2065 for a whopping $390. Others sell it for about $370, if you can find it in stock. Seems to me like this one is on it's way out. And why would you bother when you can get a decent 24"...

See, here's the problem with the good old desktop LCD's too. Try to find a 21" that will do Nx1200 these days. It's the same problem. They aren't making them anymore. You have to go 24" or so to buy a 1920x1200. (Do a search on Newegg.) I've 6 1600x1200 monitors screens here at home. Ranging...

Thanks for confirming what I suspected WR2. Do less pixels makes that much of a difference? I'll pay a few bucks more for want I want compared to what they want me to have. How do we stage a revolt!!?!! Yeah, this bugs me. It bugs me every time I fire up this laptop.

So does anyone know why HP, Dell, Asus, etc are all going this way? It's an inferior display to what we used to have available to us a few years ago. We're going backwards.

Hello, I just changes jobs and was given a nice shiny new laptop. Was immediately disappointed I couldn't get as good a resolution (!600x1200) as my previous laptop built in 2007. 1920x1080 is just horrible for anything other than DVD viewing. Doing some searches shows very few 15" laptops with...