ATPAZDB
ATPAZDB LP133WX2 laptop screen 13.3″ WXGA 1280x800 30-pin
A 13.3 inch WXGA 1280x800 laptop replacement screen with 30-pin connector, 60Hz refresh rate, 200 cd/m² brightness and 600:1 contrast ratio
- Compatible ModelsLP133WX2(TL)(GV)
- Screen Size13.3 inch
- Screen ResolutionWXGA 1280x800
- 3 inch WXGA panel gives crisp 1280x800 detail
- 200 cd/m² brightness keeps text readable in bright rooms
- 600:1 contrast ratio adds depth to images and video
- 60 Hz refresh delivers smooth everyday motion
- 30-pin connector matches LP133WX2(TL)(GV) models exactly
Direct Replacement Screen
The ATPAZDB LP133WX2 is a new 13.3 inch WXGA display panel built to replace a damaged or dim original screen. It matches the 1280x800 resolution and 30 pin video connector of the LP133WX2(TL)(GV) part number for a straight swap.
Repair Shops and DIY Owners
This panel suits technicians and owners who need an exact match for the LP133WX2(TL)(GV) model. Buyers whose laptop uses a different connector count, a higher resolution or a touch digitiser should look for the correct part instead.
Bare Panel Only
The screen ships as the display panel alone without hinges, bezel, webcam module or control board. Installers must transfer the original mounting brackets and cable assembly from the old unit to complete the repair.
Highlights
- 3 inch WXGA panel gives crisp 1280x800 detail
- 200 cd/m² brightness keeps text readable in bright rooms
- 600:1 contrast ratio adds depth to images and video
- 60 Hz refresh delivers smooth everyday motion
- 30-pin connector matches LP133WX2(TL)(GV) models exactly
Specifications
| Part Number | LP133WX2(TL)(GV) |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | LP133WX2(TL)(GV) |
| Screen Size | 13.3 inch |
| Screen Resolution | WXGA 1280x800 |
Questions about this item
What connector does my laptop need for the 30-pin video signal on this LP133WX2 screen?
The panel uses a 30-pin video connector, so the laptop must provide a matching 30-pin LVDS cable and socket.
Will the 60 Hz refresh rate and WXGA resolution work with my existing graphics hardware?
Yes, the 1280x800 resolution at 60 Hz is a standard LVDS signal that older integrated and discrete graphics chips support without extra configuration.
How can I confirm the 200 cd/m² brightness and 600:1 contrast are performing correctly after installation?
Display a full-white field to check uniform brightness and a checkerboard pattern to verify contrast; the screen should reach the rated 200 cd/m² and show clear distinction at 600:1.
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