Windows 8 has two resolution requirements:
You need at least 768 vertical pixels to be able to use Metro apps at all. This means a resolution of 1024×768 or greater. Smaller resolutions will only be able to run legacy desktop applications.
You need at least 1366 horizontal pixels to be able to use Metro Snap (displaying two Metro apps on the screen at the same time). This means a resolution of 1366×768 or greater1.
1 Greater means more pixels in both dimensions. For instance, 1280×1024 is technically a larger resolution than 1366×768 based on sheer pixel count (1.3 megapixels vs. 1.0), but it's not wide enough to allow for Metro Snap.
It should work but just cross check with the manufacturer once. You can also see this link http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compatibility/win8/CompatCenter/Home?Length=0
– pratnala – 2012-10-28T17:19:49.427This doesn't seem like a dupe to me. The other question is specifically about the Snap feature, whereas this discusses any and all requirements Windows 8 might have with regards to the display. Voting to reopen. – Indrek – 2012-10-29T09:22:40.083