You won't notice the difference between 768 and 1080 on a 14 inch screen, keeping in mind we are talking a $100 computer.
I mean, in that price range, even with a 1080 on something more expensive, it won't really matter, its really about the quality of the screen in these price points not the resolution on such as small screen. I strongly think that the more expensive computer has other upgrades then just the resolution though.
But bottom line is you can try the $100 computer and if you dont like it, return it within the return period and get your money back
Just check the stores return policy. I have found most will take back computers now even after you open them and try them out.
Check the return policy before you buy. In our state Best Buy has to accept all returns whether open or not without charging a restocking fee.
Also check Staples and Officemax, again, depending on how your state protects you, check return policies.
Example from Best Buy site -
"There is no restocking fee if the product is unopened or if the purchase and the return both occur within: AL, CO, HI, IA, MS, OH, OK, SC and where prohibited by law. The restocking fee will be taxed in select states".
To me, Best Buy buy is no longer a Best Buy *LOL*
Walmart, Staples, Office max ... check them out as far as return policies.
Pretty much Best Buy is saying "take a hike' if you dont like what we sold you.
( we did buy a $1600 TV from Best Buy last year though, so Im not saying never)