Hi there. I've had my M1530 for a few months now and have always been a little bothered with not getting the LED LCD screen. I have the regular high res (1440 x 900) LCD. When I bought it I had a lot of the options maxed out and I've been reading recently that the LED LCD is supposed to have more even lighting, brighter, uses less power, thinner, and is lighter. I know how expensive it would be and that doesn't really bother me, but am I just worried about having the best or is it a good idea to upgrade?
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any opinions?
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Are you having issues with your current monitor? Is something bothering you with your monitor?
For normal viewing, I couldn't tell the difference between my regular LCD screen to a new LED screen my friend just got on his e6400.
My suggestion, don't think about it too much, your just worried about not having the best. -
Having seen both a Dell XPS M1530 with the CCFL display next to a Mid 2007 MacBook Pro, the difference in lighting was like night and day - the MacBook Pro was much, much brighter at maximum brightness and overall the CCFL display on the XPS looked dim.
You could probably order a display assembly from Dell spare parts but it would be a bit expensive, and you'd have to order the whole assembly as LED-backlit displays don't use inverters or the other components that a CCFL would use (that being the reason for being thinner in comparison to CCFL displays). -
For some time I've had two M1330 one with LED and the other with CCFL, the difference was not much, in fact I thought that the CCFL had better picture, the LED was a bit brighter and thinner and that is why I kept it, if I had to pay $10 extra I would not.
New M1530 screen?
Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by totalBS, Jan 8, 2009.