“Is the display an IPS display? Unable to confirm on Best Buy's or Asus' website.”

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• Yes it is an IPS panel.

  Answered by Yoza 9 years ago

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• Asus chat told me today it is IPS based on the serial number of the Q504UA I bought last week in South Carolina. However they could not find the watt-hour rating of the battery, which chat said was a Li ion polymer

  Answered by UnitedWeStand 9 years ago

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• The Asus is in fact a TN Panel and not IPS. Confirmed with Best Buy rep via chat.

  Answered by Bruh 9 years ago

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• It stands for In-Plane Switching. In layman's terms it's basically a fancy way of saying that the field of view is better than non-IPS screens. Like if your not exactly in front of your laptop but sideways, you'll still have a good view.

  Answered by workforgeeksquad 9 years ago

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• Yes, it is IPS from what I've read. I don't buy anything without checking reviews. Check Lenovo.com for full specs.

  Answered by willdabeast 9 years ago

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