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Dell Latitude E4200 LED Panel

Discussion in 'Dell Latitude, Vostro, and Precision' started by jjaafree, Apr 18, 2009.

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  1. jjaafree

    jjaafree Newbie

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    There are two different LED Panels used for E4200.
    Toshiba is not a good one, which has some bleeding issue.
    Samsung is the best, which is soft.

    You can figure out which panel you own on your E4200 via looking at the bottom of LED panel (Golden color means that you have a Toshiba one, and Silver one will be Samsung. Toshiba one also shows a lot of small bulbs at the edge, bad, bad...

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    CorporateTraveller Notebook Geek

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    I got Toshiba. My screen looks great, and I am looking at 3008WFP all day long. I mean color is nowhere close but no issues like others described. There must been bad batches.

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    esskay Notebook Consultant

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    Thanks for the pics. Judging from the pics, I think I received a Samsung. I haven't removed the bezel, but the bottom part of the bezel is loose, and I can pull it back to peek underneath - and it looks like the mesh-type of stuff at the bottom of your pic of the Samsung (and there is no circuit board visible like in the Toshiba pics). I haven't used the machine very much yet, but haven't had complaints about the screen so far. Guess I'm lucky? :)
     
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    chunglau Notebook Evangelist

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    Instead of opening the bezel, can you check the hardware ID of the monitor? Mine says LCD2307. Any idea who makes this?
     
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    Hardware ID:

    LCD2307= Toshiba
    SEC5441= Samsung
     
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    pandapower Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi jjaafree,

    Do you happen to have pictures of the Toshiba and Samsung panels side by side? Subjectively, what are the differences in their display quality? Thanks.
     
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