Hey timeOday,
im looking for a similar laptop and am considering a Asus F3Sv A1 from
gentechpc.com.http://1toppc.com/Merchant2/
This also is available with faster hard drive, extra memory,and an extra
battery or two!!.
Hope this helps.
"timeOday" <timeOday-UNSPAM@theknack.net> wrote in message
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> Over G wrote:
>> Hi
>> I am thinking to buy a Laptop, but I saw that there is no models with
>> DVI.
>> since I want to use my laptop as a primery computer in the house, and
>> connect it to normal LCD this matter is very crucial to me.
>>
>> so :
>> 1) is there any laptop model with DVI output ?
>> 2( I understnad that most of the laptops have a docking station that
>> contain DVi
>> but how the docking station get the DVI ? is it just an extension from
>> the regular VGA port to the DVi or it somehow connect to the graphic
>> card in the laptop and transmit a true DVi.
>>
>
> Consider a MacBook Pro. They have built-in DVI, in fact it's dual DVI
> so you can drive a 1600x2550 screen. Supposedly they run Windows just
> fine with boot camp. Admittedly, I thought it was too risky to bank on
> that so I got a Dell.
>
> In that case it'll be a docking station, and even then a max res of
> 1600x1200 or a little better. Sadly this spec has been stagnant for 4
> years or so. The DVI signal comes through the big connector in the
> bottom of your laptop, so yes you get the pure digital signal from the
> docking station DVI port.
>