Elo Touch Solutions 1991L 19" Open-Frame Touchscreen Monitor
- 19"
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A 15.6-inch 1366x768 LED panel with a 40-pin connector for HP Pavilion DV6-3225DX laptops
This new E-buy LED screen fits the HP Pavilion DV6-3225DX laptop. It provides a 15.6 inch viewing area with a 1366x768 pixel resolution. The unit arrives as a single LCD panel ready for installation. It carries a one year warranty from the supplier.
The display uses a 40-pin LED connector interface that must match the original cable exactly. Buyers should verify their current screen uses the same 40-pin layout before ordering. This part is not for touchscreen models or laptops requiring a different pin count or backlight type.
| Model | Laptop screen |
|---|---|
| Features | 15.6" |
At this resolution on a 15.6 inch display, text and standard web content remain readable for typical office use, though fine detail in photos or small fonts will be less crisp than on higher-density panels.
Yes, the panel is built with a 40-pin LED connector designed to match the HP Pavilion DV6-3225DX, so it plugs directly into the existing cable without adapters.
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