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ATPAZDB B133EW05V.0 laptop screen 13.3 WXGA 1280x800 40 pins
A 13.3 inch WXGA 1280x800 laptop replacement panel with 40 pin connector, 300 cd/m² brightness and 60Hz refresh rate
- Compatible ModelsB133EW05V.0
- Screen Size13.3 inch
- Screen ResolutionWXGA 1280x800
- Clear viewing with 300 cd/m² brightness
- Sharp WXGA 1280x800 resolution on 13.3 inch display
- Smooth 60Hz refresh for everyday tasks
- Direct fit via 40 pin video connector
- Ready replacement for B133EW05V.0 panel
13.3-inch WXGA replacement panel
This 13.3-inch panel replaces a damaged or dim screen on laptops that use the B133EW05V.0 part number. It delivers a WXGA resolution of 1280x800 pixels over a 40-pin video signal connector. The matte, non-touch surface suits everyday office work and web browsing.
Buyers needing higher resolution or touch input
This screen fixed at 1280x800 resolution will not satisfy users who want Full HD clarity or a touchscreen interface. The 60 Hz refresh rate and 550:1 contrast ratio also limit appeal for competitive gaming or colour-critical photo editing.
40-pin connector and 13.3-inch size
The single specification that decides fit is the 40-pin video signal connector combined with the 13.3-inch form factor. Verify the original panel carries the exact B133EW05V.0 part number before ordering.
Highlights
- Clear viewing with 300 cd/m² brightness
- Sharp WXGA 1280x800 resolution on 13.3 inch display
- Smooth 60Hz refresh for everyday tasks
- Direct fit via 40 pin video connector
- Ready replacement for B133EW05V.0 panel
Specifications
| Part Number | B133EW05V.0 |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | B133EW05V.0 |
| Screen Size | 13.3 inch |
| Screen Resolution | WXGA 1280x800 |
Questions about this item
Does my laptop need a 40-pin video connector to use this B133EW05V.0 screen?
Yes, the panel uses a 40-pin video signal connector, so the host laptop must provide a matching 40-pin interface.
Will this 60 Hz panel work if my original screen ran at a different refresh rate?
The replacement operates at 60 Hz; the laptop's display controller must support that rate, otherwise the image may not appear correctly.
How can I confirm the screen is performing to its 300 cd/m² brightness spec after fitting it?
Display a full-white image at maximum brightness in a dim room; the panel should appear evenly lit at the rated 300 cd/m² level.
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