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Hey All,
I am looking to get a P2815q for work. need the extra work space for productivity. What I am concerned about is whether or not the laptop will be able to drive that monitor, plus the existing 1680x1050 monitor I currently have. I tried to check Intel website for HD 4k max resolution, however, they report that max resolution is dependant upon individual laptop design. Tried to look up on Lenovo site, and max specified is 2560x1600, which coincidentaly is the most common high resolution monitor resolution. I suspect this is not a hard limitation.
If anyone knows, and can help me out that would be great.
Thanks Much
Mikel.

Bump.
Exactly same monitor but for the T440s. Lenovo specifies the same limitation of 2560x1600. I could order from Dell and try, but it's not like I have tons of free time on my hands to return the monitor if it doesn't work.
Thanks,
- Ryan

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