I'm using a ThinkVision L200P monitor with the Radeon HD7950 and whenever I attempt to change the resolution, it's locked on 640x480 and the drop box is faded. Also its not detecting the name of monitor as I said. Is there anyway to override the resolution somehow?
Ok so i intend to buy a 7 inch touch screen monitor that conects via usb cable in the back of it but i'm wondering is there some way or something i could buy to instead of the cable put a wireless usb plug in the back and then the other end of it in my comp? Could it be that easy? Or what would i have to buy? Cuz threw the searching i'm doing i aint finding anything of what i think is what i'm looking for.
I just got this about a month ago I turned it off before I went to sleep and it was fully charged but when I turn it on in the morning nothing happens I even tried the reset button to and it still wouldn't turn on.
This means that the history of Lenovo company? Any articles? Papers? Website pages?
I appreciate it.
I want to buy an Android. From what I've seen personally, the ones that appeal to me the most are the Galaxy S3, Galaxy S2, Galaxy Note II and Galaxy Nexus. Which one is the best among those? Are there any that I haven't mentioned that are better than those?
Suggest me a good phone under rs 12,000?
Is there a keyboard for the Lenovo IdeaTab out there? And does anyone know if the IdeaTab has internet accesss and can download AdobeFlash Player? One last thing, is it windows?
I bought a Wii/PS3 VGA HDTV AV Cable to connect my Wii to my Lenovo ThinkVision L193P extra computer monitor through the VGA port, but connecting them gives me the error "input signal out of range" on the monitor. I know this means the monitor can't read the output from the Wii, but how do I fix this?
I bought a Wii/PS3 VGA HDTV AV Cable to connect my Wii to my Lenovo ThinkVision L193P extra computer monitor through the VGA port, but connecting them gives me the error "input signal out of range" on the monitor. I know this means the monitor can't read the output from the Wii, but how do I fix this?
Lenovo ThinkVision LT2452p (=brightness: Panel: IPS, 7ms response time, static contrast ratio: 1.000:1, dynamic contrast ratio: 10.000.000:1)
Dell Ultrasharp U2312HM (=brightness: Panel: IPS, 8 ms response time, static contrast ratio: 1.000:1, dynamic contrast ratio: 2.000.000:1)
BenQ EW2430 (=brighness: Panel: S-PVA, 6 ms response time, static contrast ratio: 5.000:1, dynamic contrast ratio: 20.000.000:1)
Since I can't see this monitors in real-life action it's really hard to choose. In which order should it be? Best: number 1 Worst: number 3. I'm going to use it for games.
Added (1). I'm not RICH! And that LG monitors are TN panels. TN panels have very bad contrast ratio.