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For Apple Macbook A1502 Retina screen assembly
| Product name | For Apple A1502 Retina screen assembly |
| Condition | new |
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- Q: because i got three of my LCD broken almost at the same time.
- The LCD panel itself lasts for many years. It is the backlight or its inverter power circuit that tends to fail earlier than the panel. These could be the problems of your LCD monitor. If they failed almost at the same time, your AC power mains might be experiencing spikes or surges. Your PC might next be affected unless connected through UPS/AVR.
- Q: Acer AL2016W. The recommended resolution setting is 1680x1050. On that setting the screen blinks off and on randomly but frequently. Less blinking at lower resolutions. Blinks about once every few minutes at 1440x900. No blinking with my old LCD monitor. Video card pretty new powered by NVIDIA GeForce 7300LE.
- The frequency or refresh rate might be set wrong. Try changing them. Right-click on the desktop then Properties Settings Advanced Monitor then select the proper freq. like 60 Hz or 75 Hz.
- Q: I have an LCD flatpanel monitor for my computer, and I was wondering if anyone could give me some tips on cleaning it. I have had it for 2 years, and have taken good care of it. However there are a couple annoying fingerprints and little smudges from fingers that have touched it. It does not have glass over it, otherwise I would have used a rag or towel with water a long time ago. I think its a plasma if that makes any difference. Bassically I am unsure with what to clean it with since I fear hurting the raw LCD pixels. Thanks.
- I always use a non-lint rag and make it slightly damp on one side with only water, wipe that on the screen lightly and lightly scrub on some tough spots, then take the other side, the dry side and lightly wipe off any excess water to avoid any possible water marks. always does the trick for me.
- Q: I purchased the Sceptre X20WG-1080P 20'' LCD Monitor about a year ago. Recently when I turn on my PC, the power indicator blinks about 60 times. Then it finally turns on. It started out doing this about 10 times, now it getting worse. The PC is on just no display. Takes about 15 minutes to turn on. I did a trouble shoot and hooked up my old VGA monitor and it turned on right away. My guess is the monitor is going out? Anyone ever have this problem? Just want a second opinion. Thanks
- liquid crystal show could have a extra ideal show from CRT because it has very small pixels which could alter themselves to fairly much any shade (relies upon on the photograph card or the processor photographs in the event that they are able to help that shade). yet they are not tough and hard.A small bump can harm their pixels. yet CRT's are no longer.they are completely tough and hard and have a extra physically powerful existence expectancy than liquid crystal show's. even with the undeniable fact that this is not any longer sturdy in any respect because it consumes bigger electricity, Have extra weight, Consumes extra area which isn't sturdy. they are additionally no longer sturdy for gaming and designing Use as they can't help intense resolutions while liquid crystal show's and LED's can.
- Q: How do I connect my PS3 to my PC? Also, if I buy a new LCD/LED monitor that supports nVidia 3D vision, is it possible for me to play PS3 games in 3D vision too? Will it be worth it?Do you think it's better if I buy a new TV instead?
- If you want to use a monitor as a display for a PS3, you do not connect the PS3 to a PC. You connect the PS3 directly to the monitor. The PS3's HDMI port is designed to work best with 1080p HDCP-compliant monitors, such as those equipped with an HDMI jack. So make sure the monitor you buy is 1080p full HD and is equipped with HDMI.
- Q: I am an American living in London just now. If I buy a LCD TV/Monitor to use here, will I be able to use it (with my PC) in America after I move back home??Thanks for the help,John
- Most monitors will work on 240 V or 120 V. However, just to be sure, check the rating plate on the back of the monitor. You will need to replace the power cord, but that is easy enough. You might also want to check that it has UL and FCC agency marks on the rating label too. Customs might give you some grief if you tried to bring a monitor without these into the US. Edit: Oops. Missed the TV part. That will not work. US uses NTSC encoding, the UK uses PAL. The TV tuner part will not work. I can't remember the acronyms for the new digital broadcasts, but I believe that those are incompatible too. If you are going to connect it to a satellite or cable box via HDMI or component video then you should be O.K.
- Q: What does LCD's 4ms and 8ms mean?
- Screen response time 1In the recent increasing hot "LCD price war", we found a common phenomenon: a reference crystal, often used to smooth appearance, slim figure, cool shape, small space occupation, light weight, low power consumption (about 15-30 Watt), no radiation, etc. statement. That's understandable, but I've noticed that many manufacturers haven't mentioned an important parameter of LCD - the reaction time. Most of the early 15 inch LCD response time is about 40 to 60ms range, we all know that VCD playback rate is 25 frames / sec, if a LCD display response time is more than 50ms, so what does that mean? The response time 50ms=1/0.050= displays 20 frames per second of the display. Watching VCD is like watching an animation - a constantly moving picture. If a monitor doesn't even see VCD, how much will it be worth? Must the response time be the constant pain of the liquid crystal? (Note 1. When the speed is more than 25 frames per second, the human eye treats the changing picture as a continuous image.)
- Q: I heard somewhere that LCD monitors were no good for gaming. I've also heard that they good if your response time is 4ms or less.
- Yes there are both good and bad monitors for gaming. Some monitors wash out when the colors are too dark and others introduce screen tearing. When you find a monitor you like search for reviews on it and see what other people think about it. See what they have to say about dark colors and if it tears during gameplay. DVI has a much sharper image than VGA does and most modern graphics cards have DVI outputs on them.
- Q: I just set up dual monitors, one LCD and one CRT. I've noticed that my eyes become strained when looking at the LCD. Both are the same and have the exact same settings (resolution, colour quality and hertz). I've also noticed that everything is darker in the LCD, no matter how much I fiddle with the settings of it.Is this the case with all LCDs or is mine just of poor quality?
- CRT still usually gives better picture quality. They can support higher refresh rates too, but I'm actually a bit surprised that if the CRT and LCD are both running at the same refresh rate that the LCD would cause more problems. It could be the ultraviolet given off by the fluorescent backlight in the LCD that's bothering you.
- Q: I dont have a dvi graphics card,i have a good quality crt monitor,im wanting to decide whether or not to purchase an lcd monitor for what appears to be impressive lcd quality.i dont have DVI though.should i stick to my very good quality crt or will i benefit from an lcd monitor without DVI even?the more detailed an answer the better thanks
- LCD monitors usually bring both option DVI(digital) and dsub (analog). Instead of plugging it in the DVI port just plug it as if it was a CRT monitor (analog). Very few monitors come now only for DVI. DVI just provides a better picture for LCD monitors but DSUB works well with it.
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