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ATPAZDB LP140WF6 laptop screen 14 inch 1920x1080 IPS 60Hz 30 pin
14-inch IPS panel with 1920x1080 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, 700:1 contrast and 30-pin connector
- Compatible ModelsLP140WF6(SP)(M1)
- Screen Size14 inch
- Screen ResolutionFull HD (FHD) 1920x1080
- Full HD 1920x1080 resolution for crisp visuals
- IPS panel delivers wide viewing angles
- 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth everyday use
- 30-pin connector matches original laptop cable
- 700:1 contrast ratio adds depth to images
14-inch FHD IPS replacement panel
This 14-inch IPS panel delivers a 1920x1080 Full HD resolution at a 60Hz refresh rate. It uses a 30-pin video signal connector and carries the part number LP140WF6(SP)(M1). The screen is non-touch and built as a direct replacement for compatible notebooks.
Suitable for repairing a cracked
Technicians or owners replacing a damaged LP140WF6(SP)(M1) panel will find the correct pin-out and mounting match. Buyers who need a touch-enabled screen, a higher refresh rate, or a different connector count should look at other models.
Consistent output during extended sessions
The IPS technology maintains stable colour and contrast at the specified 700:1 ratio across long work periods. A fixed 60Hz refresh rate and non-touch surface mean thermal behaviour stays predictable without variable backload demands.
Highlights
- Full HD 1920x1080 resolution for crisp visuals
- IPS panel delivers wide viewing angles
- 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth everyday use
- 30-pin connector matches original laptop cable
- 700:1 contrast ratio adds depth to images
Specifications
| Part Number | LP140WF6(SP)(M1) |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | LP140WF6(SP)(M1) |
| Screen Size | 14 inch |
| Screen Resolution | Full HD (FHD) 1920x1080 |
Questions about this item
Does my laptop already need a 30-pin eDP connector to accept this LP140WF6 panel?
Yes, the panel uses a 30-pin video signal connector, so the host laptop must provide a matching 30-pin eDP interface for the screen to work.
Will this 60 Hz IPS panel drive correctly from an older GPU that only targets 1920x1080 at 60 Hz?
The screen's native timing is 1920x1080 at 60 Hz, which matches the output of any GPU capable of driving that resolution at 60 Hz, so it will operate normally.
How can I confirm the panel is performing to its 700:1 contrast specification after installation?
Display a full-screen black-and-white test pattern; the white areas should measure roughly 700 times the luminance of the black areas if the panel meets its rated contrast.
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