NUOLAISUN
NUOLAISUN 17.3" HD+ 1600×900 40-pin B173RW01 V.3/V.5/V.0 laptop screen
17.3" HD+ 1600×900 40-pin LCD panel replaces B173RW01 V.0/V.1/V.2/V.3/V.4/V.5 screens
- HD+ 1600×900 resolution gives sharp everyday visuals
- 40-pin connector matches multiple B173RW01 variants
- 3-inch panel fits standard large-format laptops
- Non-touch LCD keeps weight and cost lower
- New condition ensures zero dead pixels out of the box
Compatible Replacement Panel
The NUOLAISUN 17.3" HD+ display replaces B173RW01 versions V.0, V.1, V.2, V.3, V.4 and V.5. It delivers a 1600×900 resolution through a 40-pin connector. The matte non-touch surface suits daily office work and media viewing. Buyers must verify the exact part number on the original screen before ordering.
Who This Suits
This panel fits owners of laptops that shipped with the listed B173RW01 variants and need a like-for-like HD+ replacement. It is not for users who require a touch-sensitive layer, a different resolution or a different pin count. Builders working on models outside the stated compatibility list should look elsewhere.
Build Integration
The screen arrives as a bare LCD module without hinges, bezel or webcam hardware. Installation demands professional skill: power adapter and battery cable must be disconnected before fitting. The 40-pin interface connects directly to the laptop's existing video cable. No extra drivers or firmware steps are required.
Highlights
- HD+ 1600×900 resolution gives sharp everyday visuals
- 40-pin connector matches multiple B173RW01 variants
- 3-inch panel fits standard large-format laptops
- Non-touch LCD keeps weight and cost lower
- New condition ensures zero dead pixels out of the box
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What laptop model must I already own so the 40-pin connector fits?
The panel is built for machines that originally shipped with a B173RW01 V.0, V.1, V.2, V.3, V.4 or V.5 screen; only those chassis have the matching 40-pin cable and mounting points.
Will the 1600×900 resolution work with the integrated graphics in my older laptop?
Yes — the panel is a straight HD+ replacement, so the existing GPU simply drives 1600 by 900 pixels at the native refresh rate without any driver change.
How do I confirm the new screen is running at the correct 1600×900 resolution after installation?
Open the display settings in Windows or Linux and verify the detected resolution reads 1600 x 900; the image should fill the 17.3 inch area with no scaling or black borders.
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