Upgrade from standard resolution to high resolution

Hi there. I'm new to the mac world... I just bought a 17" macbook pro with the standard resolution. I wanted the high resolution screen, but I got way to good of a deal on the one I got.
How would I go about upgrading to the high resolution display? I've found the hi-res LCD panels selling on the internet, but I'm told I can't install the hi-res display in a MBP that was originally equiped with the standard resolution screen.
The computer is still in the sealed box... Would apple allow me to send in my machine and have it replaced with one with a hi-res screen, assuming I would pay the difference?
Thanks in advance!

The best thing to do is to call 1-800-MY-APPLE and see what they say. Good luck!

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