• Grade A+ 15.6'' Lp156Wh1 30Pins Ccfl1 LCD Screen System 1
Grade A+ 15.6'' Lp156Wh1 30Pins Ccfl1 LCD Screen

Grade A+ 15.6'' Lp156Wh1 30Pins Ccfl1 LCD Screen

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grade A+ 15.6''  LP156WH1 30pins CCFL1 lcd screen 

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Q:Hello,I cannot seem to find any square LCD monitors anywhere. I cannot stand widescreen, and am looking for two 20+ square monitors. Does anyone know where to get them?Thank you.
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Q:I have a 20.1 Sceptre.Scenario:1. Turn on computer2. Turn on monitor3. Monitor stays black but the power light flashes on and off4. Computer boots up normally5. After 20mins-1hour, monitor finally displays desktop and everything works again6. Turn off computer and monitor. Go to sleep.7. Wake up, turn on monitor and computer.8. Repeat steps 1-6. Add 30 mins to step 5 per day. (Up until now it takes a few hours for it to work. Right now it won't even turn on)*I have plugged my monitor into another computer that has no GFX only to get the same result.
Hi there, Very good description of the problem. It sounds like it is time for a new monitor. A good time to get a 23-24 inch LCD monitoryou will love the new monitor. The monitorat link below for $220- has all three inputs plus a built-in HDTV tuner so you can watch TV on it also (just connect cable box, etc plus your computer) Also has good name and specs. Hope this helps, Al
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 have a Dell 15 LCD monitor with a model number of E153FPc. And a few seconds after I turn it on the screen will go blank (but if you look closely you can see some of the outlines of the screen. It came with my Dimension 300 and is a few years old. I searched the model number on google and I saw an article on this (the first result) but I couldn't understand what the person was saying. I am good with computers but I am nowhere near good enough to the point where I can open up my screen and run tests. Please tell me what the problem is and how to fix it if I can.
You may not be able to fix an LCD monitor since it has a very complex technology inside. If you have verified the cables and plugs are physically well and the problem persists after this step, what I would advise is to first check if this same problem happens on other computer or if you get the same result with another monitor plugged to your Dimension, as any negative result from any of these tests would open the possibility of a failing graphics card too. Good luck.
Q:I connect my LCD monitor to my pc and the on light turns green then it dims and flashes red can someone help. When i connect my 1080p LCD Flat screen tv to my pc it works fine.
Your 1080p LCD HDTV's resolution is 1920x1080, which is what your Windows is set to display when you have your PC connected to it. If your monitor's native resolution is lower than that, it cannot display 1920x1080 and will display no image. Possible solution: While your PC is connected to your LCD HDTV, drop Window's resolution down to something low like 1024x768. Then attempt to connect it to your monitor. You should be able to get an image then.
Q:Any help would be appreciated. I am trying to find one but I cannot find the one I want.I need it to have the following specificationsresolution of at least 1920x1200brightness of at least 400 cd/m^2 (i hope those are the right units)22 or 24 widescreenstatic contrast ratio of at least 2000:1170h/170v viewing angle2-4ms response timebest specs I could hope for would be 1920x1200 resolution500cd/m^2 brightness (or higher)10000:1 static contrast (or higher)2ms response timeThank you so much -.-
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Q:Hi,I am about to buy during the course of this year a Playstation 3 and I already own a Xbox 360.I have my Xbox 360 connected to my lcd monitor through the Xbox 360 VGA adapter. I want to do the same when I get the PS3 later this year at some point.Id like the option to have a splitter if there is one, where if I want to play one of the consoles, I could have the other one off and have that one toggeled off so then I can play the PS3 on my monitor without having to have to different vga cords.I also forgot to add that I have my xbox 360 running through my amplifier and I'd need my ps3 to be doing the same.I also was wonderingHow do I connect my Ipod touch to my amplifier since it is not an actual hard drive with disk mode, my Xbox 360 will not recognize it, unlike the regular ipod, mp3, and zune models.Well thanks for all the help. :-)
I tried looking up your monitor but I dont think its HDCP compliant, so you cant hook either of them up to the monitor. Sorry
Q:Bought a Samsung Syncmaster 2253BW Wide sreen.The monitor works great except that when I'm playing a game or running video playback on ANY type of player the screen would randomly blink on/off. The monitor is connected to the pc through DVI and the graphics card is a very old Geforce FX5200. The refresh rates have been checked to be at 60.My old monitor (Dell LCD 18 inch DVI) had no problems of the sort.I have also updated the geforce driver as well as reinstalled the Monitor driver but the problem still occurs. Thanks in for your help.
This is an interesting problem, I haven't had this problem myself before. I would guess that either your monitor is damaged internally, your cable if bad, or your card doesn't like the monitor. Which isn't likely if your 18 inch worked fine. I have the same monitor I am using right now and have never had a problem like you are talking about. If it's under warranty I would send it back and get a new one. Good Luck!
Q:how about the outputs vga, hdmi, and dvi?
The monitor is HD, you should have an HDMI port. The difference between the 3, DVI is digital. VGA is basic standard for color resolution in computer monitors and HDMI is the new stuff and it will look clearer, is an interface standard used for audiovisual equipment such as high-definition TV's, Monitors and so on.
Q:I am planning to replace my old crt monitor with a new 19 one.But I can't choose the better one.Pls give me some comparison between them so that it makes my job a lot easier
The technology behind LCD's means they do not flicker. Which means less strain on your eyes. You need to get one with a fast response time (2-5ms). Don't go to CRT's. The only reason anyone would buy a CRT now would be because it might have better colour representation (since its analogue) and may support higher resolutions on a smaller screen size. But really, CRT's are now expensive and hard to find new. Go LCD. Its the way of the future! All large companies and organistions such as universities will have phased out CRT's by now or within the next 1-2 years, so thats a good indicator of the best direction!)

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