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    LED Screen for M1530 refurb

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Spdrush, Jun 29, 2008.

  1. Spdrush

    Spdrush Notebook Enthusiast

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    Have M1330 with LED screen and want to buy M1530 with same screen from the outlet site. Viewing the description via the service tag, I cannot see specs for the LED screen.

    Were none made? Were none returned? Am I reading the specs wrong and there is a different description from the M1330 refurb site that plainly shows LED screen.

    M1330 T8300 Led 64G SSD hd 4G- all the bells and whistles $1400 refurb. Love it :)
     
  2. Lord Egregious

    Lord Egregious Notebook Evangelist

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    I just bought a LED m1530 from the outlet on Tuesday. It was the first one I had seen and since it met all my other requirements I picked it up. It was listed when I clicked the product number that showed all the specs. They are a rare find since they are so new but I'm sure you'll find one if you keep looking.
     
  3. atbnet

    atbnet Notebook Prophet

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    Nice score on that M1330! The Outlet looks a bit depleted at the moment, I have been perusing it this afternoon. Just keep checking back as they always are updating their inventories.
     
  4. wywern209

    wywern209 NBR Dark Knight

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    u could just buy the one u want and have the screen replaced with the led if u wish. u know.
     
  5. Bauer418

    Bauer418 Notebook Evangelist

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    The LED panels are different than the CCFL panels in terms of size. This won't work.
     
  6. Lord Egregious

    Lord Egregious Notebook Evangelist

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    Maybe you will see mine as it has to go back and I don't' know if I'm just going to fix it. It takes 5 minutes of hitting the power button to start the laptop and then it restarts a couple of times till it works.
     
  7. win32asmguy

    win32asmguy Moderator Moderator

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    There is a good possibility that some of those "15.4 WXGA Laptop Screen Display with TrueLife" models might actually be WXGA+ screens. Mine was, and atleast another forum member who posted in the big M1530's owners thread was. I think there is a team of people who copy this data over from the service tags somewhere, because it seems each machine in the outlet shows the information in a slightly different way (sometimes the processor is listed on the first line, and sometimes it is listed at the bottom).
     
  8. Lucanesti

    Lucanesti Notebook Deity

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    All screens come in the same caseing. I had a Dell guy put a Regular samsung in my laptop before I realised it was dimmer and looked like **** and had him take it out and go get me the right screen.