VAIO User Guide

# Display

- Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image on an HDMI-Connected Device
- You can change the screen resolution or size of your VAIO computer’s screen image displayed on an external display, such as a TV, connected to the computer with an HDMI cable (not supplied).
- Connecting a TV with an HDMI Input Port
- You can connect a TV with an HDMI input port to your VAIO computer with an HDMI cable (not supplied).
- Notes on the LCD screen
- Read the following precautions for correct use of the LCD screen.
- Selecting Display Modes
- You can switch the display output between the computer screen and an external display connected to your VAIO computer.
- Using the Multiple Monitors Function
- The Multiple Monitors function allows you to distribute portions of your desktop across separate displays.

### You might be looking for the following topics:

- About Pro Picture Setup / Video Input Settings (MONITOR Function)
- About the Info Banner Settings (MONITOR Function)<TV tuner board installed models>
- About the Language Settings (MONITOR Function)
- About the MONITOR Indicator
- About the Picture Adjustments / Picture Settings (MONITOR Function)
- About the Scene Select Settings (MONITOR Function)
- About the Screen Settings (MONITOR Function)
- About the Start Screen and Menu
- About the Touch Screen<Touch screen equipped models>
- Adjusting the Angle of the Screen
- Changing the LCD Brightness
- Changing the Resolution (Size) of the Screen Image
- Displaying Two Pictures on the Screen Simultaneously (PIP) <TV tuner board installed models>
- Displaying Two Pictures side-by-side on the Screen (P&P)<TV tuner board installed models>
- Displaying the Menu Screen (MONITOR Function)
- Enjoying Sounds Only (Picture Off)
- Enlarging the Text Size (DPI)<Touch screen equipped models>
- How to Use the Touch Screen<Touch screen equipped models>
- Notes on Using the Touch Screen<Touch screen equipped models>
- Opening the Desktop
- Turning Off the LCD Screen
- Using the Settings Menu (MONITOR Function)