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15,4'TFT WXGA (1280x800) laptop screen

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I broked my laptops screen acidently.
The place where i bought my laptop sayd , new one costs about 665 dollars
I dont wana pay thad much. CAnt i put someother 15,4' screen? much cheeper one:p. My freind told my thad, thad screens have diffrend plugs. Is theyr eny thing with what i can connect 2 diffrnd plugs?
 
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I believe you'll surely come to grief trying to connect anything but a 100% compatible screen to that machine. You most CERTAINLY don't want a screen with a different plug, how would you connect it?
 
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I'm not familiar with laptop screen interfaces, but if they are just VGA (and I suspect they probably are), then they should all be 15-wire connectors, so you could theoretically make a connector or just solder the wires together. If they're not VGA, then they are probably some other standard, even if the connectors are different shapes. That's a pretty far-fetched idea though, and I'd never actually try it -- I'd either get a compatible screen or a new laptop ;)

If you look on eBay you might find a parts model that is damaged or gutted, but still has a working screen. That's a pretty obscure model though. Chances are it's an Acer or something disguised as another brand, so you may be able to use other screens...
 
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They're not just "VGA", most of them are digital interfaces. I can assure you that trying to solder a new connector onto a different model of LCD panel is a project that's almost sure to become an expensive can of worms! Have you ever taken a laptop apart? There is no room for splicing wires.

I agree with the search for a compatible replacement, it's the only sane answer to this issue. :)
 
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