Do All Laptops Have LCD Screens? When Should You Upgrade to a Better One?

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Peachesbackwards

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One of the things I love about my laptop Thinkpad T23 is the LCD Screen/picture which is one of the reasons I haven't tried to upgrade to a more powerful laptop.
The 14.1 screen is perfect for me as I just use this lying down in bed. I have periodically upgraded parts like getting a 2.0 USB card, an external DVD Burner, doubling my RAm from 512 to 1 GB, etc. My question is, do most laptops have LCD screens? When do you know you should just buy a newer laptop, if your current one serves your needs fine, even though you've upgraded it when you felt you had too? One of the reasons I just didn't sell this latop is that it developed a minor quirk that doesn't bother me at all but might bother someone else: Basically if I either just boot up or haven't used it for a few hours, the first letter/number on the keyboard for some reason doesn't show up but after that, everything does. It's not worth the money too fix.
 
Peachesbackwards said:
Basically if I either just boot up or haven't used it for a few hours, the first letter/number on the keyboard for some reason doesn't show up but after that, everything does. It's not worth the money too fix.
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Does your keyboard letters magically appear when you turn on and disappear when you turn off? I can't understand what you are really trying to say.

Are you referring to when you type and what not? Or something else?
 
What happens is the first key I touch doesn't register at all if it's ither my first action after booting up or if my laptop is on & I ahven't used it for a few hours. After ths, every key I touch registers fine. It's not that something dissapears- it's just that it doesn't show up. This really isn't a problem for me but if I sold this laptop to someone else & mentioned this problem to them (there are no other problems with it), they'd probably think that there are numerous other problems, even though there's not. I couldn't ethically sell this laptop to someone without mentioning that first. It simply isn't worth the cost to fix this super minute problem.
 
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