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ATPAZDB LP133WX1 (TL)(P2) 13.3″ WXGA 1280x800 30-pin laptop screen
13.3 inch WXGA 1280x800 replacement panel with 30-pin connector, 60 Hz refresh, 220 cd/m² brightness and 350:1 contrast
- Compatible ModelsLP133WX1(TL)(P2)
- Screen Size13.3 inch
- Screen ResolutionWXGA 1280x800
- WXGA 1280x800 resolution delivers clear everyday visuals
- 3 inch panel fits compact laptop chassis precisely
- 30-pin connector matches original LP133WX1 (TL)(P2) interface exactly
- 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth standard motion
- 220 cd/m² brightness with 350:1 contrast provides readable indoor viewing
Compatible replacement screen
This 13.3 inch panel carries part number LP133WX1(TL)(P2) and matches the same model in compatible laptops. It delivers a WXGA 1280x800 resolution on a non-touch surface. The 30-pin video signal connector aligns with the original socket.
Who this fits and who it does not
The panel suits owners of notebooks that specify the LP133WX1(TL)(P2) part and need a direct swap. Buyers whose machines require a different pin count, resolution or touch layer cannot use this screen. Check the service manual before ordering.
Deciding specification
The 30-pin connector is the single detail that determines fitment. If the original screen uses a different pin layout the panel will not connect. Verify the pin count on the existing display or in the manufacturer documentation.
Highlights
- WXGA 1280x800 resolution delivers clear everyday visuals
- 3 inch panel fits compact laptop chassis precisely
- 30-pin connector matches original LP133WX1 (TL)(P2) interface exactly
- 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth standard motion
- 220 cd/m² brightness with 350:1 contrast provides readable indoor viewing
Specifications
| Part Number | LP133WX1(TL)(P2) |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | LP133WX1(TL)(P2) |
| Screen Size | 13.3 inch |
| Screen Resolution | WXGA 1280x800 |
Questions about this item
Does this screen need a 30-pin video connector on the laptop motherboard?
Yes, the panel uses a 30-pin video signal connector, so the host laptop must provide a matching 30-pin interface.
Will a 60 Hz refresh rate work with older integrated graphics that only drive 50 Hz panels?
The screen operates at 60 Hz; most legacy graphics adapt automatically, but the laptop BIOS must support a 60 Hz timing for 1280×800 resolution.
How can I confirm the replacement is running at the correct 1280×800 resolution and 220 cd/m² brightness?
Check the display settings in the operating system for 1280×800 at 60 Hz, then use a calibration tool or the laptop’s built-in brightness slider to verify output near 220 cd/m².
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