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Latitude 2110 - using external monitor

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by Paul P, Aug 28, 2010.

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I'm seriously considering getting this little netbook for
my daughter to use in school. Back home I'd like for her
to be able to use a full-size keyboard and monitor. I don't
expect any problem hooking up a USB keyboard but I'd
like to know what I can expect as far as the external
monitor is concerned. The Intel Atom N470 can go to
1400x1050 which would be fine (I have no problem with
1024x768) but will the VGA output on the 2110 go that high ?

I realize the 2110 is fairly new, but if any 2100 owners
have used an external monitor I'd like to hear what
it's like.

For those that aren't aware, the 2110 can now have 2 gb
of ram so it shouldn't have any problems with windows 7.

Thanks.

Paul P, Aug 28, 2010

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