Very large resolution of my Satellite M35X

Hi,I own a Toshiba Satellite M35X-S349 with an Intel82852/82855 GM/GME graphics card. Once,I changed output settings to TV.After disconnection of the TV, resolution of my laptop became to 800x600. I wanted to set usual maximum resolution 1280x800,but in "settings" i encountered posibility to set my resolution to appr. 2800x1500!!!I applied, resolution has been shanged, but in 1 minute,i changed it back to 1280x800.Now i can't change my res. to that(2800x1500).Everything is working properly.
So,my question is: what that was:-malfunction of hardware or my video res. can be set to greater resolution than 1280x800.
Thanks in advance
excuse me for my english

Hi
I cant explain why it was possible to set the resolution to 2800x1500px.
But as far as I know generally its not possible to set the settings to this high value. The 1280x800 is the highest resolution on this unit.
A similar issue has occurred on my unit. After plugging my external monitor it was not possible to set my internal resolution to 1280x800 but only to 1024x786. After resetting the OS all works properly and it was possible to use the highest display resolution.
On your unit the 1280x800px is the max resolution and you shouldnt try to set it to the higher resolution like 2800x1500px.

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