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OK - last question about options before I buy!!<br />
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Does anybody have an opinion about a &nbsp;15&quot; XGA or SXGA+ screen on a Latitude D505? Which one will give me the best picture, but lease problems....if this is even congruent@!?!?<br />
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I was leaning toward a 15.4&quot; Latitude D800 which had a WXGA...but have been advised that the laptop is very heavy.<br />
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OK - last question about options before I buy!!

Does anybody have an opinion about a  15" XGA or SXGA+ screen on a Latitude D505? Which one will give me the best picture, but lease problems....if this is even congruent@!?!?

I was leaning toward a 15.4" Latitude D800 which had a WXGA...but have been advised that the laptop is very heavy.



XGA or SXGA+ on a Latitude D505??

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