Claa133Ua02S Hw13Hdp101 For Ux31E Ux31A Laptop Screen Assemble
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CLAA133UA02S HW13HDP101 For UX31E UX31A laptop screen assemble
Brand : | AUO |
Size : | 13.3 |
Brightness : | 220 |
Resolution : | 1366*768 |
Viewing Angle : | 45*45*15*35 |
Backlight : | LED |
Pixel : | WXGA |
contrast ratio : | 400 |
LVDS : | LVDS |
Response time : | 8 |
Voltage : | 3.3 V |
Frame size : | 306.8*193.83*3.8 |
Pin : | 40 pin |
Dot pitch : | 0.252 |
Screen Type : | Anti-Glare |
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3. 90 days warranty available from the date we sell the product.
4. we have specialized in this field for 5years with professional engineers and repair team.
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7. Own a factory to keep Best customer service for repair and refurbishment, short lead time with 1 to 3 working days.
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one piece : (37cm X 29cm X 7cm) or (42cm X 29cm X 7cm)
many pieces:(46cmX36cmX33cm) or (64cm X 51cm X 46cm)
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- Q: I have been reading some reviews regarding this monitor and many users are complaining about a buzzing noise the monitor makes when the brightness is turned down. Does anyone know if I should purchase it or is this a known problem on all these models? Also, how well does this monitor perform to the Dell 19 widescreen monitor? Thanks!
- I don't have either of these monitors but I do know that the 19 inch Samsung was rated one of the highest monitors by PC World in their 100 best products of 2006, the Dell was also, but it was a little bit lower. If you don't feel comfortable buying, go with the Dell, I know that they produce good LCD monitors and have won awards for them. The monitor I have is a Benq. I don't know how it stands to todays standards, but when I bought it around two years ago, it had better quality than any other monitor I could find. So far I haven't had any problems with it and it works great. As long as you go with a pretty common brand such as Samsung or Dell, you should get a pretty good monitor. If there is a problem with it, I'm sure they would be able to help fix the problem. Hope this Helps!! Have fun with the new monitor.
- Q: Hi, I just noticed that my Innovision MAG LCD monitor is either losing magenta or adding cyan -- can't tell which. Any ideas as to the problem? It's only a couple of years old, is it dying or could it be a cable problem? I know on my plasma TV it was a cable problem, but not sure on this! Thanks for the help!
- I would check the cable theory by just switching cables, or even wiggling it. It may just be a short in the cable on that particular color's strand. It may aslo be the plug on the PC or monitor. Other than that, i am not sure if LCD's can actually lose colors.
- Q: I know they have started using led for backlighting in 2005, but I'm not sure how far they have come with the technology. I've been putting off getting a new monitor thinking leds will come out soon. And if they do, will the cost a fortune?Thanks
- the new thing like that is OLED monitors (organic light emitting diodes) which don't need to be back lit and use less power.
- 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: I have a five year old laptop here. The monitor is a little messed up so I'm thinking of buying a separate LCD monitor to hook up to, also in preparation of getting a new pc tower. I will mostly be using the thing to watch youtube and other downloaded videos.I'm a computer noob, so I was wondering how to picture quality might be.Does it matter what my video/graphics card is?Also, this laptop only has a VGA port apparently.Any suggestions on what I should do in order to get the best picture quality in my situation?
- I recently purchased a new Acer LED monitor that works fine with my desktop. When I plug in one of my laptops, (one is 1995 vintage), the monitor goes into an 'Auto-Config'. Works for me. Any new monitor should be able to something similar.
- Q: I have a Target TruTech 19 LCD DVD/PC/TV flat screen monitor. I dropped it today, and it is fine on the outside. But, when I plug it into my computer, there is a corner of the screen, about 5 by 2, that is covered in colored lines, cracks (internal) and what looks like gray or black liquid. Again, this is all inside the monitor, there is no outside damage. But, I use this screen for work and this is going to impair me. How easy will it be to fix? Can I just get some computer expert to fix it up? Is it a minor or major problem? I am NOT a tech person and need MAJOR help!!!! I am FREAKING OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HEEEEEEEELPPPPPP MEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! :( :( :(
- It is broken permanently. LCD screens do not like being dropped. Repairing it would mean replacing the LCD panel. It will actually be cheaper to get a new one than it will be to have that one repaired.
- Q: What is the difference between LCD and printed color difference?
- The screen is RGB simply three primary colors, each of which has 255 levels, namely the 255*255*255 so many colors, and printing CMYK four-color printing screen printing - so not so bright, so the design of the color mode to CMYK mode is good
- Q: i just bought a acer lcd monitor.But i want to know the hours lifespan of the acer lcd monitor.and will the monitor last longer if i leave it on and let it automatically turn off or if i turn it off manually
- It will last longer if it is set up to turn off or go into power save mode after the computer has been idle for a while as opposed to being on 24/7. Most LCD panels have a MTBF of well over 10 years of continuous use. The part that goes bad over time is the backlighting, which dims over time and can be down to 1/2 brightness after 30-50,000 hours on newer monitors. This means that at 8 hours per day of usage it will be noticeably dimmer in 10 years, however you can compensate by increasing the brightness setting when this eventually happens. My LCDs from 2003 are running just fine after 5 years of 12 hours+ per day and I bet they can take another 5.
- 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?
- Its prolly cuz your using both a LCD and a CRT at the same time. LCD and CRT are two completely different display technologies. LCD use liquid crystals to filter white backlight into the 3 main colors of light of simthing like that. CRT uses a beam of electrons to to stimulate light sensitive phosphors in the screen. Your eye strain is probably caused by switching between the 2. Id suggest using either 2 LCDs or 2 CRTs. Or just go back to one monitor.
- Q: I want to use this monitor for playing games, watching movies and viewings photos. so please help me to chose and also tell me that 17 LCD and 17CRT screens are equal in horizontal and vertical sizes or not. thanks!
- Well, LCD is deffinately the way to go, but wide screen and non widerscreen are different. You can get a non widescreen lcd monitor and a widescreen LCD monitor. The sizes of the LCD and CRT moniters are the same for non widescreen but you can't get a non widescreen CRT monitor. I would get the non widescreen LCD if your gonna go with 17 because widescreens look small unless you get maybe a 19 or 21. Hope this helps
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Claa133Ua02S Hw13Hdp101 For Ux31E Ux31A Laptop Screen Assemble
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