Laptop 15.6 Led Screen B156Xw02 V6 Lp156Wh4 Lp156Wh2 B156Xtn02 Ltn156At02 N156B6-L0B

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Specification:

Model: 15.6" laptop screen

Part Number: laptop 15.6 led screen b156xw02 v6

Condition: Original Brand New

Screen Size: 15.6 inch

Resolution: WXGA HD (1366*768) pixels

Aspect ratio: 16:9

Screen Type: TFT Active Matrix

Backlight Type: LED

Finish: Glossy

Connector: 40 Pin

Warranty: 180 days

Packing: Antistatic bag and original box

Lead Time: Within 3 days after payment confirmed

Compatible models list:

LP156WH2-TLA1, LP156WH2-TLAA, LP156WH2-TLAC, LP156WH2-TLBA, LP156WH2-TLEA, LP156WH2-TLE1, LP156WH2-TLF1, LP156WH2-TLFA, LP156WH2-TLQ1, LP156WH2-TLQ2, LP156WH2-TLQA, LP156WH2-TLQB, LP156WH2-TLQ2, LP156WH2-TLR2, LP156WH2-TLRA, LP156WH2-TLRB, LP156WH4-TLA1, LP156WH4-TLB1

LTN156AT02, LTN156AT02-A04, LTN156AT02-B04, LTN156AT02-D01, LTN156AT05, LTN156AT05-H01, LTN156AT05-H07, LTN156AT05-W01, LTN156AT09, LTN156AT09-B02, LTN156AT15, LTN156AT15-C01, LTN156AT16-L01, LTN156AT17, LTN156AT23, LTN156AT24

B156XW02 V.0, B156XW02 V.1, B156XW02 V.2, B156XW02 V.3, B156XW02 V.6

CLAA156WA11A D, CLAA156WB11A

BT156GW01 V.1, BT156GW01 V.4, BT156GW02 V.0

M156NWR2 R.0

N156B6-L04, N156B6-L06, N156B6-L0B, N156B6-L0A, N156B6-L07, N156BGE-L21

Product Information

Item	Laptop/Notebook Replacement LCD Screen Display panel
Specification	Size: 15.6 inches N156B6-L0B Condition: New Resolution: 1366 x 768 (WXGA HD) Screen Type: Liquid Crystal Display with TFT Active Matrix with LED backlight Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
Condition	New, Original and Grade A+, No dead Pixel
Package	Antistatic bag and Original box
Warranty	6 Months

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Q: First off, i'm not familiar with the technical terms so please bear with meI just bought a samsung LCD monitor (15.6 inch), widescreen (rectangular, like cinemas).I'm disappointed with it because my old monitor seems nicer. The old one is a fat, heavy, SQUARE monitor, unlike my new LCD which is rectangular.But more than that, here's a couple of my complaints:1. Everything seems to be stretched horizontally, from desktop icons to movies. My old square monitor wasn't like that. Anyway to adjust that? I don't think it's supposed to be like that.2. Movies definitely look better on my old monitor, not just because they don't look stretched, but also because the image seems sharper somehow.If there's anyway to improve the quality, please tell me.Thanks so much!: There are 2 issues regarding widescreen LCDs that you need to be aware of if you are switching from a CRT tube monitor. 1) First is that you are switching from a 4:3 ratio display to a 16:10 ratio display, so you need to change your computer's display ratio as well. For example, if your CRT display was previously set to 1280 x 960, then to get a proper widescreen display, change it to 1280 x 800. Otherwise, the picture has to be squeezed to fit the lesser height, which makes the picture look stretched horizontally. 2) The other issue is that unlike a CRT that can be set to any (4:3) resolution and the monitor will render that resolution and give you crisp clear picture, LCDs can't do that. A fault of LCDs is that they have to be built with a default native resolution. LCDs can simulate other resolutions, but it will give you a blurry picture. So it's best to set your computer's display to the monitor's native resolution. Check your monitor's specs for the native resolution, but typically a 15 display would be 1280 x 800. One other thing. If your computer previously came with a CRT monitor, I'm guessing this is a really older computer. If it's so old the graphics adapter may not even be able to render widescreen display resolutions. If that's the case, then when you try to set your display resolution, it won't give you the widescreen resolutions, like 1280x800. If that's the case, then the only way you can get a widescreen display, so your display isn't distorted, is to get a new graphics card.

Q: This morning, when I turned on the computer, the monitor went on and on. It was not the flash of the indicator, but the flash of the screen. And a little flower screen. I checked the connection between the power and the video card. It should be all right. After about 1 minutes or so, it doesn't flash. It seems normal. Also, the screen looks very dark when the monitor flashes. Is it damp? The monitor is the new new computer that has been around for more than 1 months.: Monitor power problem. Check filter capacitor.If it's a video card problem, it won't be this way.

Q: I was recently gifted a 19 LCD monitor that I now have set up next to my old 19 CRT. When displaying dark colors, there is a noticeable glow coming from the screen that is not a problem with the CRT. This is especially visible when using the blank screen saver (the CRT appears to be off while the LCD is still filling the room with light). Is there any way I can reduce the glowing?: For you question on twin or quad, get Quad. i offered a working laptop or pc a pair of 12 months in the past and have been given twin middle because of the fact i presumed quad would not be mandatory for some years. properly, i could desire to get a quad because of the fact my processor won't be able to maintain up, inspite of a few browser video games. make certain you get a minimum of two.8ghz+ for CPU velocity. a number of video games appropriate now are wanting 2.4-2.6 minimum. could desire to besides be slightly previous to the activity.

Q: Samsung 2243bwx LCD. Use will automatically shut down, black screen. Then click the monitor, power is good again. With one day may be closed 5-8 timesWhat's the reason for this? What should I do?The display has no power saving function and is not a timer shutdown functionWhat's the trouble? How much will it cost to repair?: Maybe your computer is in the power saving mode (which is normal). It's possible that you accidentally tripped the mouse or keyboard while pressing the monitor and woke up the computer. Cause the above phenomenon. If you absolutely did not move the mouse and keyboard, try to check the display data line is loose, especially the power line interface is plugged in tight, if there is a striking phenomenon, if not resolved, look at other settings display instructions whether there is this one. The last step will show that something is wrong with your monitor.

Q: And how to clean the LCD?My LCD monitor is a desktop computer. It's not a notebook. Go into the center...: The most obvious advantage is that the film is good cleaning, anti soiling, but there is also one of the biggest drawback is that the impact of the screen tube heat dissipation, long time, the tube near the screen will be yellow, life will be shortened! Personally think or not stick it, no one will pour coke or throwing bread on the screen, if not carefully soiled, find a cloth to wipe on it, it is best to use glasses cloth!

Q: I have a 21inch Dell LCD monitor that keeps getting red lines in the middle of my screen. When I turn the monitor on it works fine, but when it gets hot(after about 30 minutes) the red line shows up on the screen. Please respond asap.: No a caught pixel can't be repaired. attempt to stay with it. each and every now and then your visual demonstrate unit would have a guaranty that specifies what type of pixel defects are coated under the guaranty. which would be well worth exploring. I son't be responsive to what type a L19721H is.

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.: I believe ??, the link you got here upon approximately refresh expenditures is sort of old, while it consists of liquid crystal demonstrate video demonstrate contraptions. The liquid crystal demonstrate video demonstrate contraptions won't 'flicker at 60 Hz, they function on a very diverse technologies.

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.: i suggest dell either sp2208wfp or entry level one if u want low frill model. dell e2408wfp is also good and price difference is not huge. 24 can support 1920x1280 while 22 supports max 1650x1050 i would suggest decide based on price and your budget

Q: I am trying to get a laptop monitor that I salvaged to connect to a VGA cable. I can’t find the circuit or the plans to do this on the internet. I am trying wire the pins form the laptop monitor to a VGA connector peace. Male or female doesn’t matter. I know it’s possible but would like your help.: The picture in your link is very interesting, but I question its validity as it looks very posed (everything is laid out cleanly, spaced just so on the table, etc.) and anything can be created on a computer to make a picture look real. Also close examination of the bread-board shows the use of a couple of logic computer chips and variable resistors, which would make some sense as you would need some electronic circuitry to adjust and convert the signals correctly from the computer video output to work with the LCD display in use. I would think, though, that it would require more circuitry than displayed. I would have to see it in person to fully believe it. I'm sure it would be possible to do, but each LCD display may be different and you would need to know basic electronic configurations for video output, conversion LCD wiring configurations to create your own for the one you have. If it has been done, I'd think someone would have the plans somewhere on the internet to show that it can be done and that they did it to take credit for it and show off. Honestly though, unless you have no life and a lot of time on your hands, I don't think it would be that worth it. Time better spent getting a job if you don't have one, helping others that may need help, getting some exercise, enjoying life with friends or girlfriend/wife/kids etc. Best of luck.