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[Ilogic] Best Wholesale 14.1 Inch Screen Replacement For Lg Laptop LCD Screens Lp141Wx3(Tl)(N1)

[Ilogic] Best Wholesale 14.1 Inch Screen Replacement For Lg Laptop LCD Screens Lp141Wx3(Tl)(N1)

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best wholesale 14.1 inch screen replacement for LG laptop lcd screens LP141WX3(TL)(N1)

 

MODEL   LP141WX3(TL)(N1) for LG
Size 14.1 inch
Productor for LG
Resolution 1280x800
Display scale 16:10
Response 16(Tr+Td) ms
Luminance 200 nits
Contrast Ratio 300:01:00
Color 262K
Interface LVDS
Drive-screen voltage 3.3
Pixel Pitch 0.0791x0.2373 mm
Active Area 303.74x189.84 mm
Outline 319.5x205.5x5.5 mm 
Weight 400 g
Viewing Angle 40/40/15/35 
Backlight CCFL
Operation Temperature0 °C ~ 50 °C
Operation Humidity 10% ~ 90%
Storage Temperature -20 °C ~ 60°C
Storage Humidity 10% ~ 90%
Applications  Notebook 

 

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Q: how much power(%) can i save if i replace my CRT monitor with a same size LCD monitor?
Not very much LCD monitors use just as much power, unless you dim the backlight. (Who wants to do that?) Just keep your CRT until it stops working. Only use an LCD monitor if you have don't have room for a CRT, or if you buy a laptop. I was much happier with a CRT than my LCD.
Q: i would like to ask is it worth it to buy lcd monitor for my pc use? I heard they say that the lifespan of lcd is 50000 hours is this true?I also heard that lcd is so bright that it strains the eye, is this true?How does an lcd get dead pixel and how to prevent it? Is it true uninstalling your videocard will get rid of the dead pixels? Is it necessary to have a new videocard to use lcd cuz mine is only nvidia 2.Is it ok to use an analog to digital adapter for the dvi of the lcd?What is the use of widescreen anyway? Do you know of any wallpaper manager that can enlarge to fit a whole widescreen lcd like 1400*900?Thanks for reading my questions. i know its so many. But thanks a lot
I'm gonna tackle these in order: 1.It's worth it. 2.All monitors are bright, but the LCD monitor is easier on the eye than the big CRT monitors, because the depth of the screen (back to front) is shallower, making the light not bounce around inside the screen, making it easier to see. Also, if you think it's too bright, you can always adjust the brightness and contrast. 3.Uninstalling your video card will not get rid of dead pixels. Dead pixels are solely a problem of the monitor. 4.Any videocard can use an LCD. You won't experience the full magnificence of LCD technology (like super-hi definition pictures), but it won't affect performance in any negative way 5.Same as number 4. It won't be as good as fully digital, but it will still be far ahead of CRT screens in terms of quality. 6.Widescreens are used mostly by video developers and editors (who require a lot of screen estate for their kajillion applications), gamers (who prefer widescreen because it hightens their peripheral vision, giving them an edge over their adversaries), and mediaphiles, who just can't live without true widescreen video like you'd find in a movie theater. 7.I'm not sure what you mean by wallpaper manager, but I can assure you that you will not fail to find huge-mungous wallpapers for any size and shape of screen. I've seen ones that go up to 2000x960 pixels, so you're pretty much covered.
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.
You can buy a spray at an office supply store made just for that. I think you can also use rubbing alcohol but not 100% sure on that. I use the store bought stuff and the cheap stuff is just as good and the expensive stuff.
Q: I am building an arcade cabinet and need a 4:3 monitor for the screen. i have 23 1/2 inches across to fill so i would like to find a 24 inch.
That's a tough one anything larger than 22 is going to be widescreen (or special order and super expensive). Why not just use a regular TV with a composite in port, and just use a video card that'll hook into it (most dedicated vid cards nowadays will have a composite out)? You'll save a ton of money this way
Q: I am looking to upgrade my dual 19 lcd's. I love the 22 size, but don't want to wish OI went with 24's 2 weeks later. I will be using them for primarily trading, emails, reading docs and etc. 4ft is the furthest I can place them away. My existing setup is 2ft away. I am looking to spend less than $400 per monitor and am leaning toward one of Samsungs from Costco.
You can get 24 LCDs from newegg for well under $400 each. There are many to chose from at $350. If you have a $400 budget per LCD, I'd go ahead and go with a 24 inch.
Q: About a year and a half ago I bought a Dell 1905FP UltraSharp 19 LCD monitor. Just recently I purchased another to setup dual-screen. I noticed after putting my new monitor next my old one that my old one's picture and colors are different. Messing with the settings of the monitor made no difference. My older monitor is revision 00 while my newer one is revision 03.My newer one displays more vivid colors and a more true white while my older one seems to have a yellow-ish tint to the white. Black is also different between the two, for example on the Windows flying object screen saver.Has anybody else ever noticed anything like this with two supposedly identical monitors?
Although they may be identical after manufacturing, age and use degrades LCD monitors. In fact, LCD monitors have a limited 'burn time'. And pehaps the actual monitor itself is different. The newer one must be more advanced and have more vivd colours. A third thing may be that your graphics cards may not be able to support both monitors with full graphics (colour, resolution etc).
Q: Hey. I have a Viewsonic VX1940W 19 LCD monitor. It has worked fine for last year with my new computer (which I got at the same time).Just recently, when I boot my PC the beginning screen shows very briefly then my monitor just shuts off and goes to black. The light on the monitor still lights up blue like there is no error (error shows orange light).I checked monitor on another computer and it was playing up so it mustn't be my video card or overheating or something else, just the monitor. Also, if I press in my DVI button on the monitor, the screen comes back for just a second but it shows windows loading screen like nothing is wrong, then goes black again.Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
Did you play with the output settings for your monitor? You might want to try and running it in safe mode and changing the output settings. Not all monitors can use all settings. For example 800x600 is the standard, but if you have a widescreen you might use something like 1600x1200. Try tuning it back down to 800x600 so your monitor will recognize your graphics card output.
Q: I have a Samsung Sync Master 2032NW LCD Monitor.We have Verizon FiOs cable TV and I have an eMachines T3506 computer.The Samsung Sync Master only has one connection for anything to connect to, other than the power port. The connection needs a 15-pin cable to connect to. I would like to connect my computer and my FiOs cable box to the screen so it will be a TV/Computer.Is there a 15-pin cable that splits into two ways that I can get?I'm only a bit tech savvy, so please try to dumb things down a bit.Thanks in advance for the help.
Books transform your grammar, reading level, spelling, vocabulary, and tend to be more educational than T generally.V.
Q: Why does the LCD look a little flash?
There may be a problem of lower hardware configurationYou can change the monitor to someone else's computer to see if there is any blinking or not. That might be the reasonMy display is also like this before, for a long time over load online games, the results of a flash on the phone, and later added a new memory to solve this problem
Q: I am looking into getting a new LCD monitor so I can take advantage of my 256mb video card with a DVI output. I am wondering if anybody has some good input on which brand and model to get , I like the samsung T220 with it's 20000:1 contrast ratio . Thanks for you input.
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