Elo Touch Solutions 1991L 19" Open-Frame Touchscreen Monitor
- 19"
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Compatible 15.6" WXGA laptop screen with 1366x768 resolution and 40-pin LED connector
This E-buy LP156WH2 TL BA panel is a 15.6 inch LED-backlit LCD designed to replace a damaged display in compatible HP Compaq laptops. It delivers a 1366x768 WXGA resolution through a 40-pin connector and features a non-touch surface. The accessory ships as a single screen unit with a one-year warranty.
This part suits technicians or owners replacing a broken 15.6 inch WXGA screen that uses the exact 40-pin LED interface. Buyers needing a touch-enabled display, a different resolution, or a connector other than 40-pin should look at another model. Verify the original part number before ordering.
| Model | Laptop screen |
|---|---|
| Features | 15.6" |
The package contains only the 15.6-inch LCD panel itself; you will need to reuse the video cable, mounting brackets and bezel from your original display.
No, the 40-pin LED interface is not compatible with 30-pin systems; your existing screen must also use a 40-pin connection for this replacement to function.
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