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But how does the WiDi adapter handle the fact that the computer is only putting out 1300 by 700.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Steve
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But how does the WiDi adapter handle the fact that the computer is only putting out 1300 by 700.

Thanks,

Steve

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I am looking to purchase an HP notebook, the screen is 14 inches and a resolution is approximately 1300 x 700. <br />
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It has the capability for WiDi , &nbsp;the ability of the Intel chipset to be able to wirelessly display to your high death TV with a TV adapter.<br />
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Has anyone done this and if so how does the notebook display show up on the high def TV, does it just show up as a smaller screen in the center of the TV screen or does it have the ability to stretch the picture could take up the full screen. One reason why I would like the WiDi capability is to be able to display photos on my TV but if they would look terrible I need to shop around for a high def notebook. 
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I am looking to purchase an HP notebook, the screen is 14 inches and a resolution is approximately 1300 x 700. 

It has the capability for WiDi ,  the ability of the Intel chipset to be able to wirelessly display to your high death TV with a TV adapter.

Has anyone done this and if so how does the notebook display show up on the high def TV, does it just show up as a smaller screen in the center of the TV screen or does it have the ability to stretch the picture could take up the full screen. One reason why I would like the WiDi capability is to be able to display photos on my TV but if they would look terrible I need to shop around for a high def notebook. 

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