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13.3 inch matte laptop screen panel with 40-pin connector

LPScreen

LPScreen LP133UD1 (SPA4) 13.3" 3000x2000 laptop screen

SKU CH-FC9R-PYRZ4 MPN LP133UD1

A 13.3 inch 3000x2000 replacement laptop screen with 340 cd/m² brightness, 1400:1 contrast, 60 Hz refresh rate and 40-pin connector

  • Compatible ModelsLP133UD1(SP)(A4)
  • Screen Size13.3"
  • Screen Resolution3000x2000
  • Sharp 3000x2000 detail on a 13.3" panel
  • 340 cd/m² brightness for clear indoor viewing
  • 1400:1 contrast ratio renders deep blacks
  • 85° viewing angles keep colours consistent off-centre
  • 40-pin connector fits the LP133UD1 SPA4 chassis

Target Users

This 13.3 inch display suits owners of the LP133UD1 SPA4 laptop who need a 3000x2000 resolution panel with a 40 pin connector. It delivers 340 cd/m² brightness, 1400:1 contrast and 72% NTSC colour at 60Hz. Buyers who require touch input or a different pin layout should look elsewhere.

Deciding Specification

The single detail that confirms fit is the 40 pin connector paired with the 3000x2000 resolution on a 13.3 inch panel. Match both numbers to your original screen before ordering.

Highlights

  • Sharp 3000x2000 detail on a 13.3" panel
  • 340 cd/m² brightness for clear indoor viewing
  • 1400:1 contrast ratio renders deep blacks
  • 85° viewing angles keep colours consistent off-centre
  • 40-pin connector fits the LP133UD1 SPA4 chassis

Specifications

ModelLP133UD1(SP)(A4)
Part NumberLP133UD1(SP)(A4)
Compatible ModelsLP133UD1(SP)(A4)
Screen Size13.3"
Screen Resolution3000x2000

Questions about this item

Does my laptop need a 40‑pin eDP cable to connect this LP133UD1 panel?

Yes — the screen uses a 40‑pin connector, so the host device must provide a matching 40‑pin eDP interface.

Can I keep my existing 60 Hz 1080p panel and swap in this 3000×2000 model without changing the display cable?

Only if the current cable is a 40‑pin eDP link; the new panel requires that same 40‑pin connection and a 60 Hz signal.

How can I verify the panel is running at its native 3000×2000 resolution and 60 Hz after installation?

Open the OS display settings and confirm the resolution reads 3000×2000 at 60 Hz; the panel’s EDID will report those values.

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