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Chapter 3: Using Your Notebook     29
Using the LCD
Your notebook features a built-in, backlit, color liquid crystal display 
(LCD). The LCD uses either thin-film transistor (TFT) or high 
performance addressing (HPA) technology that provides sharp resolution 
and brilliant colors. See the table below for the resolution your 
configuration provides:
In addition to using your LCD panel for display, you can also attach an 
external monitor for presentations and other multimedia purposes. See the 
next sections to learn about setting up external displays.
Setting up the composite video (TV) out port 
The composite video out port lets you view your notebook's display on a 
TV screen or record to a VCR. This option is typically used with large-
screen TVs to give presentations and for other multimedia needs.
1.
Click 
Start
Settings
, then 
Control Panel
. Double-click the 
Display
 icon 
and click the 
Settings
 tab in the 
Display Properties
 window.
2.
Change the desktop area (display resolution) by sliding the 
Desktop area
 
slider to adjust pixel resolution to 
640 x 480
.
3.
Change the font size to 
Large Font
.
4.
Click 
Apply
, then 
OK
. Windows changes the display settings. 
5.
Next, connect one end of a video cable to the composite video (TV) 
out port on the left side of the notebook and the other end to the video 
in connector on the television or VCR.
12.1 HPA
12.1 TFT
13.3 TFT
Maximum resolution setting
(pixel column x pixel row)
800 x 600
800 x 600
1024 x 768
Maximum color depth setting
24 bit
24 bit
16 bit
To setup and connect the computer to a TV or VCR
 Note:
TV screen display 
resolution will not be as 
clear as an external monitor 
because of the TV screen 
display limitations.