Help with T430 screen resolution

I would like to purchase a T430 with 1600x900 screen resolution as recommended in the reviews. However, I am concerned about whether I will be able to read text at that resolution. (This was an issue with the higher resolution when I purchased my beloved T400.) I cannot find a T430 in my area to look at before purchase. So, I am wondering whether some kind soul might be willing to post a screenshot of the desktop (with icons on it) of their T430 1600x900. Viewed at the original size, I should be able to determine from that image whether it will be legible, right?
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Lilac wrote:
There are no stores in my area that carry the T430. I would have to travel 3 hours to see one. But if the screenshot would not tell me what I need to know, maybe I will need to do just that.
I didn't say a ThinkPad. Any computer with a 14" screen running 1600x900 natively will give you some idea if that resolution is going to be acceptable.
If the closest computer store is 3 hours, it probably isn't worth doing. 6 hours round trip is a lot of time and hassle.

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