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Old 08-25-08   #1 (permalink)
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Hey,

I'm going to buy one of the prebuilt HP Pavilion dv5t models, the configuration is:

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320GB
Blueray ROM

It's clear that the notebook is somehow expensive, I'm worried about the screen, although it's a 15.4 WXGA+ "BrightView Infinity" but the resolution is 1280x800, the same that I had on my previous notebook which was 13.3.

Should I worry about that or it's something normal?
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Perfectly normal, non-high end gaming laptops have as a standard 1280x800 or 1280x768
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My 15.4" Dell has a 1440x900 and I find it far superior to my GF's whose is 1280x800 at the same screen size.
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It's decent enough, and I'm sure you can always "upgrade" your screen via eBay if desired.
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Hey,

I'm going to buy one of the prebuilt HP Pavilion dv5t models, the configuration is:

T9400
4GB DDR2
Geforce 9600M GT
320GB
Blueray ROM

It's clear that the notebook is somehow expensive, I'm worried about the screen, although it's a 15.4 WXGA+ "BrightView Infinity" but the resolution is 1280x800, the same that I had on my previous notebook which was 13.3.

Should I worry about that or it's something normal?
How much is it, and why a blu ray drive with such a low res?
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1280x800 is the res on my 15.4, and i find it very comfortable.
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How much is it, and why a blu ray drive with such a low res?
i agree about the blu-ray being overkill, but then again, with a good video out, you could use it as a bluray player on an hdtv

that res is fine for everyday use, unless you're coming down from a 24" monitor or something, then it would get hard to get used to
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Thanks everyone,

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How much is it, and why a blu ray drive with such a low res?
Around $1900 (converted from our currency to USD)
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Perfectly normal, non-high end gaming laptops have as a standard 1280x800 or 1280x768
I'm not gonna use it for playing game as long as I have my sig system!
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1280x800 is the res on my 15.4, and i find it very comfortable.
so It's good for normal use.
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i agree about the blu-ray being overkill, but then again, with a good video out, you could use it as a bluray player on an hdtv

that res is fine for everyday use, unless you're coming down from a 24" monitor or something, then it would get hard to get used to
I'm gonna use it for web surfing and watching blueray movies on a Full HD LCD TV with HDMI, so it's normal.
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beatrix, where do you live if I may ask? (Country)

And about the laptop, wasn't there an option choosing if you want a different screen with higher resolution when configuring?

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beatrix, where do you live if I may ask? (Country)

And about the laptop, wasn't there an option choosing if you want a different screen with higher resolution when configuring?
Spain.

This is a prebuilt model & I can't change the configuration.
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