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    Please help me

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by giannisgt, Apr 23, 2007.

  1. giannisgt

    giannisgt Newbie

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    :confused: Hi guys..Im from Greece and my english aren't the best.. I have aquestion to do..I have decide to buy the Xi 1554 notebook(320 gb,17'' 1920x1200 ati x1900 t7200 2gb ram etc..).
    I have search at google and i didnt find how is the 17 wuxga 1920x1200 manufacture..Does anyone knows something about this...? I also want to know what are the technical characteristic of this LCD(responce time, contrast..etc..)
    Can anyone help me...?
    (sorry for ''killing'' your language)
    :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
     
    giannisgt, Apr 23, 2007
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  2. mantis

    mantis Notebook Enthusiast

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    hey!
    Welcome!

    the display is made by Samsung. as for the other details i don't know...
    you can see your display's model number by using a program like Lavalys Everest; then you can look it up on google...
     
    mantis, Apr 24, 2007
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  3. Notebook Solutions

    Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer

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    Welcome to NBR.

    Like Mantis said: check out Everest. Screens of Fujitsu Siemens notebooks are great and those specifications are wonderful.

    Good luck.
     
    Notebook Solutions, Apr 24, 2007
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