• Brand New 15.6 Inch LCD Screen 1366 X 768 Laptop Screen Lp156Wh1(Tl)(A3) Ltn156At01 System 1
Brand New 15.6 Inch LCD Screen 1366 X 768 Laptop Screen Lp156Wh1(Tl)(A3) Ltn156At01

Brand New 15.6 Inch LCD Screen 1366 X 768 Laptop Screen Lp156Wh1(Tl)(A3) Ltn156At01

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1.Model Number: LP156WH1(TL)(A3)
2.Screen Size: 15.6 inch
3.Backlight:LCD ,CCFL
4.Resolution:1366 x 768
5.Condition:Original

 

Product specification &features

Screen Brand:

LG

Model Number:

LP156WH1(TL)(A3)

Screen Size:

15.6 inch

Resolution:

1366 x 768

Aspect Ratio:

16 : 9

Backlight Type:

LCD ,CCFL

Screen Surface:

Glossy or Matte, Depends on availability

Condition:

Original & Grade A+

Compatible model:

 LTN156AT01, B156WX01, CLAA156WA01A, LP156WH1, N156B3-LO1 

Package:

Antistatic bag and Original box

Wanrranty:

3 months (Depends on the quality)

 

We specialize in supplying all the 8.9"-17.3"LCD & LED Screens for Laptop.

 

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Q:I got my Acer LCD flatscreen monitor on June 1, 2007 (about 2 months ago), and tonight, it simply decided to stop working. It won't turn on, but when I unplug it from my computer, I still hear the bing-bong sound it makes when something is unplugged. I have honestly never been more angry. This was a $200+ monitor that didn't even last the summer, so now I'm stuck using this crappy 7-year-old monitor. Does anyone know what might be wrong with it? Has anyone else had this problem?
There's no point trying to get it to work. It is highly possible a hardware issue. Whether something is short circuited or fried inside. It's barely 2 months old. You are covered under warranty. Pick that phone up and start ringing Acer.
Q:I have an new LCD monitor. It has two cables so it can connect to 2 different computers. One cable uses DVI and one uses VGA. Is there a performance difference depending on witch one I use? My video card has 1xVGA and 1xDVI output. I am just wondering if there is a quaility difference between the two. Thanks.
DVI is better than VGA for TFTs because they are digital and VGA is analog. A TFT displayes its picture digitally, pixel per pixel. Via DVI the panel gets data for each pixel, so the picture generated in the graphics card will match exact with the pixels on the panel itself. If you are using an expensive LCD monitor then you may (may) see a change in the quality of the picture.
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.
Look for the cleaning products and cloths specially made for cleaning LCD and TV screen. '3M' has a range of these products that you can use.
Q:I just bought a 19 inch Philips LCD monitor and realized that I have two USB ports at the back of it. They even threw in a usb cable with the monitor. The problem is, I have no idea what it's supposed to do even after checking the manual. I tried connecting it to the computer and there's no response either.
It is a USB extension hub. You plug the USB cable into a USB port on your computer and then connect the type B end of the cable to the monitor. Now you can plug in a removable device like a flash drive without having to plug in from behind your computer.
Q:I would like to hook my 360 to my LCD monitor with either a VGA adapter or perhaps an HDMI adapter (because my 360 doesn't have an HDMI port, go figure). Anyhow, I'm clear on how to do those things, but how is it I could get my surround sound and subwoofer to work using the 360's audio? I've seen a cable that allows you to plug in your front and left speakers, but that excludes my sub and surround?
To connect your XBox 360 to a computer monitor, you will need the Microsoft XBox HDAV VGA cable. If your XBox 360 is one of the very oldest ones that do not have an HDMI port, there is NO WAY you can connect it directly to an HDMI port on a display, not without a signal converter box (which defeats the purpose of HDMI anyway). The XBox HDAV VGA cable has analog stereo red-and-white L + R plugs (RCA jacks). Unfortunately it is stereo-only, but some sound systems can emulate surround sound from just those two inputs.
Q:i found a monitor for sale. its a toshiba 32 2006 model. it doesnt say if its hd. i dont know if monitors in 2006 were all hd yet. the guy says he paid 700 for it in 2006.
It isn't worth buying a monitor from 2006 unless it's cheap. He paid a lot because LCD screen technology was still a new thing then, not only that but it was still fairly poor quality. A display of that age is likely to have poor definition, slow response time and a narrow viewing angle. I wouldn't pay more than $30 for it, no matter how much it cost when it was new.
Q:When you play the kart full screen, the middle of the 2 cm wide column of jitter, from top to bottom are flashingTake it all right, what is the problem? I'm a PHILPS 190EW9 LCD monitorThe video card is seven rainbow 8500GT.
Causes of flash in the middle part of lcd:First, the low screen refresh rate: open the display properties panel, click Advanced, and then select the monitor column and then to the inside of the "only display support maximum refresh rate" in the box next to the point right, then click the refresh rate of the marquee, the highest frequency can choose inside.Second, electromagnetic interference display: next to what is a large electrical appliances, or degaussing sound speakers, such electrical appliances will interfere with the electromagnetic display, so that the monitor away from this type of electrical interference can.Third, monitor aging fault: the two kinds of methods can not solve the case, the monitor may be aging or failure, the best repair.
Q:Hi, I am thinking of purchasing a LCD screen monitor soon. I'm not quiet sure what to do. There are few brands and they are all in different prices eg. Acer, Benq, Viewsonic, Samsung, and Proview. They are on different price range. I was wondering if there is any differences in those brands among quality wise. I dont play any games on my computer its just for regular use and watch dvds that it. Please help me with this I dont know which brand to choose from.Thanx
i think of of Billybean is perplexing himself TFT is skinny action image Transistor; what he's pertaining to is CRT - Cathode Ray Tube. liquid crystal exhibit is liquid crystal exhibit. inspite of the undeniable fact that there are adjustments TFT and liquid crystal exhibit look used interchangeably by ability of many. AJ
Q:I have a 19” tube monitor now. I have vision problems and plan to buy a 22” wide screen. I make everything larger and I usually need to scroll left and right to see everything. Are there things I should avoid or look for when buying one?
Something with a low Refresh Rate. They are usually like 5ms or lower. Lower would be better. I doubt you could tell the difference but if anything to look for that would be it.
Q:alright, im jus about done setting this up but i have to set the speakers which i have a problemim trying to connect the Logitech X-540 speakers to the LCD Monitor in which i dont think i have the right cables or adapters for it. does anyone have ideas?
What is the model of your LCD monitor? Your monitor has a headphone jack. Use a 3.5mm cable like you would out of a PC. Should work just fine.

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