Monitor Capability with 12 inch Powerbook

Does anyone know if my 12 inch Powerbook will work with this Dell 24" monitor?
Dell 24" Wide DVI 6ms 1000:1 500 cd/m² 1920x1200 WUXGA
9-in-2 Card Reader
3-year Advance Exchange
4 USB 2.0 Ports
Adjustable Stand
Thanks!!

If you are using MIRROR mode, there is no way to get your widescreen monitor to mirror your PowerBook's 1024x768 dimensions since the laptop's monitor isn't widescreen as well.
If you TURN OFF MIRRORING and use the display as an extended desktop, then you can choose whatever resolution you want for your 19" Samsung display.
The main screen will always be what is reflected (thus mirroring) on the second monitor. If the second monitor is proportional to the main display, then it will match-- even if the second monitor is say, 1024x768 and your PowerBook is at 640x480.
But in your case, your 1024x768 will unfortunately, never match proportionally to a widescreen display and will be stretched out. (Unless, I just remembered, if you have special features on your display that allow it to have black bars on the side, like a "reverse" letterbox mode... LCD TVs have this feature, since you can double them as monitors in addition to TVs).
Vice versa would work if you set your main display as the widescreen LCD and choose your PowerBook's monitor set as the second display. You have to do this while your external monitor is connected of course.
Go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES > DISPLAYS > (choose the button for) ARRANGEMENT... and then it will tell you to drag the menubar to which monitor you want to be set as your main. The screen will light up red to let you know which one you're working with.
Message was edited by: Pismo 900:
"Vice versa" I mean in MIRROR mode. Again, extended desktop mode (non-mirrored) will stay as whatever resolution you choose your external monitor to be.

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