New 13.3&Quot; Led LCD Screen For Macbook &Amp; Pro 13 Inch Unibody Replacement A1278 A1342 Screen

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‍NEW 13.3" LED LCD SCREEN For MacBook & Pro 13 inch Unibody Replacement A1278 A1342 Screen

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Display Specifications
Brand: LG PHILIPS:
Model:
LP133WX3-TLA2 LP133WX3(TL)(A2)
LP133WX3-TLA1 LP133WX3(TL)(A1)
LP133WX2-TLC1 LP133WX2(TL)(C1)
LP133WX3-TLG1 LP133WX3(TL)(G1)

- SAMSUNG:
LTN133AT09
Size: 13.3-inch WideScreen (11.3"x7.1")
Resolution: WXGA (1280x800)
Pixels: WXGA (1280x800)
Backlight Lamp: DIODE
Backlight Illumination: LED
Quality: A+ Grade
Status : New
Aspect Ratio: WIDESCREEN
Product Type: Laptop LCD Screen Display
Source: Factory Direct
Packaging: Fragile Customized Package
Compatibility: 100% OEM Compatible
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Notice:

please match your original lcd model number before purchase. thanks

To ensure you receive correct screen, buyer should be note to do a confirmation with photos above before place your order:
1. Please match your laptop model in compatible list and tell if wide screen or standard screen.
2. Please match the LCD screen size.
3. Please match the Data connector (14pin, 20pin, 30pin(S-L) , 40pin(S,M,L), 50pin 60pin ) and its position
4. Please match the physical resolution pixels of LCD screen.
5. Please match the backlight type(LED or 1CCFL, 2 CCFL)

Other attention:
1. This item is a LCD screen , not a laptop. This LCD screen as a component , mainly used for repairing or upgrading .
2. Seller will not responsible for extra fees caused by customer purchase wrong LCD screen but still accept returns in good condition.

Please make sure that your original screen match this item 's BACKLIGHT TYPE, SIZE, RESOLUTION before order, because some laptop model come with more than one type of screens

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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: You seem to be conscious of what you're doing. First, you're making use of a superb mail order with newegg, whom I do all my company with besides. next, I certainly have offered probable a 0.5 dozen liquid crystal show video show gadgets throughout the final 18 months interior the 17-19 inc length. My rule of thumb with newegg lists is that I scroll up the checklist until i'm getting to the 1st NEC, then I start to look heavily at what's presented. i like Viewsonic and NEC, and as long as you're no longer making use of them for hardcore quickly shifting video games you're gonna be high-quality. the image high quality would be magnificent to your familiar purpose, that's photographs. I certainly have in no way had a lifeless pixel in my orders (palms crossed) and that i'm hoping to no longer. good luck.

Q: i can't set the screen resolution to 1680x1050, which is it's correct resolution. windows show me the list of resolutions that they r not supported by the monitor, like 2900xsomething. but not 1680x1050and also it can't show me the right refresh rates, now it is giving me a list starting from 60hz to 150hz where the monitor only supports 60hz. i removed the monitor from system, i removed the drivers of nvidia, i even formatted the pc and reinstalled the windows. but nothing changed it, if u can help i'd really appreciate.: all i can suggest is you get the latest drivers from nvidia

Q: After power on, ears on the monitor, you can hear the child's son's voice, off the monitor, there must be cut off the power supply did not, why is this sound is something bad? Can I have it repaired? How much, approximately?: This should not be the lamp, transformer power supply board but display inside the sound, as long as the noise is small, it should be no problem ah, repair the power board for a bit expensive.

Q: Do LCD monitors just die (go black) after a few years? My Dell UltraSharp went black the other day so I hook up my old CRT and it works fine. BTW - the 10 year old CRT looks better than the ultrasharp ever did. Not so sharp after all: I was a Dell certified technician for 4 years. The display is bad. If the video out is working then the graphics adapter on the mobo is fine. It might be a bad connection but the Mobo plug is held in place with 4 screws on most models so I really doubt it. You will need to look at your paperwork for warranty information. Most LCD displays from Dell have a limited 1 year warranty. Basically they will replace defective components but they will not pay for a display that burned out due to normal use or one that was damaged. Dell will offer to ship you a box that you will ship back to them and they will service the laptop for free if the system is under warranty but you will need to pay for the display. If you send your laptop to Dell expect not to have it for 6-8 weeks.

Q: Hi there, My computer screen is not displaying green color anymore. Its 6-year old, LCD monitor. I'm wandering if this could be problem in the PC itself or it's just time for changing the monitor. Thanks!: it quite relies upon on the position you ensue to stay. in case you stay contained in the northern hemisphere, blue should be more suitable suited. in case you stay contained in the southern hemisphere, then, of direction eco-friendly should be the most suitable selection. yet in case you proceed to exist or withing twelve miles of the equator, get absolutely one of each and every.

Q: How do LCD Monitors Work?Got to answers this question 4 business: An LCD is constructed by placing thermotropic liquid crystal material between two sheets of glass. A set of electrodes is attached to each sheet of glass.A row of electrodes are attached to one glass plate, and vertical column of electrodes are fitted to the other plate. These electrodes are transparent and let light pass through. A pixel, is created in the liquid crystal material at each spot where a row electrode and a column electrode intersect. A special plate called a polarizer is added to the outside of each glass plate. There is one polarizer on the front, and another on the back of the display. there are 2 main types of LCD displays: Passive matrix and active matrix Active matrix use thin film transistors and capacitors that light up whenever it receives a charge from a particular row and column, and holds that charge until the next refresh cycle (think of a pixels x and y coordinates coming together on a pixel) Passive matrix uses a simple grid to supply the charge to a particular pixel on the display, stimulating the polarizers which will either cause the pixel to light up or block the light. (basically think of each pixel as a window that will either be closed or shut) Hope this helps

Q: I think my monitor's Blacklight has hit the crapper. This is what happened. A couple months ago the Monitor's screen started flickering, then it stopped and was fine. The next day the computer screen started flickering again, but this time the screen went black.I turned off the monitor for a couple seconds and turned it back on. The screen stayed on for 1 second and then went black again. This happens after every time I turn it on and off. The picture and everything looks great when I put my face up to the screen, I can still see the pictures (etc)So, I think it's the Blacklight. Is this easy and cheap to fix ? Also I have not had the computer/Monitor that long. Not even a year. Why did this happen ? I think I still have a warranty, but I am just curious: Try this first Unplug your monitor from its power source (the wall, power strip, etc). Then unplug it from the back of your computer. Wait a few minutes, then plug it back in. Power up your computer to see if this solves your problem. It may be as simple as a loose connection, as this has happened to me. And this may sound out of the norm, but in the summer when all the electricity was being pulled from Com Ed, my flat panel monitor was flickering just like you say yours is. Or It is possible that your back light simply failed. This does happen for whatever reasons unknown. But check to see if your monitor may be under warranty. Usually a call to the warranty department will do the trick. They take hand at troubleshooting problems such as these everyday. Godspeed!

Q: Hi,Anyone can please give me some recommendation on a very good 30 lcd monitor. Price is not important as long as it worths it.The ones I have found on the web are Dell, Apple, Samsung, HP and Acer.Thanks!: For Graphics work our Studio uses Apple's Cinema Displays. The dot pitch is .250mm on the 30 LCD which is really fine for a 30 display and the screen supports 14ms refresh which is good enough even if you're capturing or editing fast action video scenes. The maximum resolution supported by the screen is 2560X1600 so you'll need a video card to match. The downside to such high resolutions is that you may need to get prescription glasses because everything is so small. We use the GretagMacbeth Eye-one to colour calibrate our screens which is a big plus. The thin border also gives your eye the impression that the screen is larger than it is. Having said that when you sit less than 3 feet away from a 30 screen it is big! If you don't own a Mac you'll also need a MAC DVI to PC DVI convertor and you'll also need a graphics card that can support such high resolutions. The NVidia 7600GT, 7900 and 7950 cards all support up to 2560X1600 but the 7600GT only supports it on one of the two DVI connectors! The ATi graphics cards also support such a high resolution but I'd start with the X1800 range and go up from there. ATi deliver better overall quality picture for 2D surfaces than Nvidia but you'd need to read a few reviews and see them running side by side to know there was a difference! Hope this helps

Q: I purchased an Electron 32 TV/LCD Monitor in April from Walmart for $488. I saw that it was supposed to only do 1366x768. But I ran at a higher resolution 1600x1200 with a standard VGA adapter in/out. I did manage to get 1920x1080 with the same setup running with my onboard Intel GX31 chipset on the motherboard. Now I have installed a ATI 4550, and now my max resolution is 1600x1200 again, do I just have to use DVI or HDMI connectors to get back to 1920x1080 I also had 1920 x 1440 but the screen was of set. I love my monitor as it doubles as a TV I'd just like to get the maximum resolution I can with whatever cables I need. Also I just bought the video card on the weekend.: Perhaps try using standard DVI or HDMI cables and install the latest ATI drivers from the website. Also, I looked at your TV's specifications: Screen size: 32 Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Resolution: 1366 x 768 Contrast: 2500:1 Tuner: NTSC Digital Capabilities: 480i, 480p, 576i, 720i, 720p and 1080i Connections: HDMI x 2, PC, YPbPr x 2, S-Video, AV, PC Audio and RF By the looks of it, this TV only supports 1366 x 768 resolution. Any resolution that is higher is scaled down in order to accommodate it's native resolution.

Q: if i have a lcd computer monitor with DVI and DSUB outlets on the back, can i connnect this to a regular dvd player and play dvds?thanks: The answer is yes, as long as long as the pins match, remember you need one out and one in.

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