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NUOLAISUN 14" 1366x768 30 Pin 60Hz Non-Touch laptop screen
A 14 inch 1366x768 30 pin 60Hz non-touch LCD panel for HP Chromebook 14a models
- 14-inch display fits HP Chromebook 14a models
- 1366 x 768 resolution gives clear visuals
- 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth motion
- 30-pin connector matches original hardware
- Non-touch panel keeps replacement simple
HP Chromebook 14a-ne replacement screen
This 14-inch LCD panel is built as a direct replacement for HP Chromebook 14a-ne0013dx and 14a-ne0047nr models. It suits owners who need to restore a damaged display without replacing the whole laptop. The package contains the screen only and assumes professional installation.
Low-power 60 Hz non-touch panel
The 1366 by 768 resolution runs at 60 Hz with no touch layer, keeping power draw modest during everyday use. A 30-pin connector carries both signal and backlight power through a single flat cable. Passive cooling is inherent because the module has no active components.
30-pin connector decides fit
Matching the 30-pin interface on the original screen is the single specification that determines compatibility. Different generations or regions of the same chassis often use 40-pin or 50-pin variants, so verify the pin count on the old panel before ordering.
Highlights
- 14-inch display fits HP Chromebook 14a models
- 1366 x 768 resolution gives clear visuals
- 60 Hz refresh rate supports smooth motion
- 30-pin connector matches original hardware
- Non-touch panel keeps replacement simple
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install this 14" 30-pin LCD panel and what step causes the most damage?
Disconnect the power adapter and battery cable before fitting the panel; skipping that step is the most common cause of shorted connectors or a dead backlight.
What part of this non-touch 1366x768 screen will need replacement first under normal use?
The LED backlight ages first; after several thousand hours the panel dims unevenly, so the whole LCD module is swapped rather than repairing the light source.
What limit appears first when this 60 Hz panel runs continuously at full brightness?
Sustained maximum brightness heats the backlight driver, causing temporary dimming or colour shift until the panel cools.
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