Hello,
I live in Belgium and just bought my m1530 a few days ago. But I didn't get the option of selecting a LED screen. Is it possible that all screens are LED? How can you check this? Also, how can you check whether you got a samsung or LG screen?
Thx
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Ok, everyone, not sure why no more LED photos, so since I got mine yesterday, here are few (little better quality).
These are comparison photos for M1530 LED vs. E1505 WSXGA. Huge difference, maybe 1525 has a better WSXGA (not tested). Also, my Sony R1 mettered few photos by darker images (E1505), therefore LED screen is overexposed. Sorry, did my best with these. Let me know what you guys think! Love the screen, flawless, perfect color and brightness! Can't be described, must see to believe!
First Shot --> Top is M1530 screen with LED, Top is E1505 (WSXGA).
Next --> two laptops, turned off. Nothing to see here, really, except that E1505 is too glossy!
Second comparison shot --> Logon screens.
Third shot - same Vista backgrounds, E1505 (WSXGA left), M1530 on right (LED 1440x900)
Another shot - little closer. Same setup!
Individual screens: M1530LED vs. E1505 WSXGA (separate shots, not crops from same shot, therefore metering shouldn't be a problem)
Another background - On this setup, LED screen is overexposed. Close up shot!
Ok, that's about it. What do you think?
In case anyone noticed, the icons and fonts on my E1505 (WSXGA) are a little larger then with default setup (used Dell QuickSet to set icons/fonts to normal, up from small, but not too much). Hint, for those that bought WSXGA and think it is hard to see, if it comes with QuickSet like my E1505, you can make icons/fonts bigger without changing resolution, which makes perfect screen blurred. IMHO, 1440x900 LED is just perfect for M1530!
Again, sorry, did my best with these! Oh, you can either view full size files (3MP) or download originals and make your own opinion, look above each foto for link to original size! Good luck. -
Nice pics cool. Just got mine last night but only had a little time to play with it. Gotta agree with you, after playing with the settings a little, the 1440x900 LED seems just right for this size notebook.
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And the cool thing is that with LED and 6 cell battery, it only weighs 5.6 lbs according to my digital scale... Without LED, it is 6.2 lbs, so big difference for me!
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Ive also got my 1530 screen in front of me ,how do I know whether it's LED or CCFL ?
Dell India doesn't have these LED/CCFL options .It simply has option of 1440x900 WXGA+ screen . -
You would know it's LED by your bank account or credit card account being $150 lighter.
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LED screens aren't available for Europe -
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"The LED display starts at 3.97lbs and is 0.87 inches thick compared to the standard display which starts at 4.28lbs. and is 0.97 inches thick."
So the standard display weights less then a third of a lb (.31 lbs.) more then the LED, and is a tenth of an inch thicker.
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looks good
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LED IS AMAZING.
I have one in front of me -
Anyone changed your order from CCFL to LED? I am wondering if it is possible since Dell has stated my ship date isn't until 5/28/08 for the 1680x1050 CCFL. Seems like it shouldn't be a big deal to me but was wondering if anyone has any experience with changing an order that they have placed?
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I canceled two of my orders and replaced them. If you used your Dell credit line and need more credit you have to call in to cancel your account and have your funds put back in instantly.
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Could sb write if lid of xps m1530 with ccfl screen is exactly the same as in xps m1530 with led screen? I try to find out if i could change my ccfl screen to led one with the same lid.
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finally received my laptop today, and omg this LED screen is amazing!
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Nvm the LED is the one on the top.. figured it out by looking at the shots later on individually.. that is a HUGE difference. Soemthing else I note that the lighting seems to be very even across the screen. The E1505's screen seems to have patchy lighting and very uneven.. colors are a lot better too and there's detail in the photograph you can't even see in the E1505. -
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The industry has switched over to LED backlighting for their LCD TVs over a couple years ago. Most high-end automobile companies switched over to LED tail-lights (and turn signals) over half a decade ago. Some industries, e.g. the laptop industry, are slower than others. Primarily because of cost and as more players jump into LED manufacturing, the costs are going down.
Years from now we'll be asking the same question: why did it take us so long to switch to SSD from typical disk drives? From DVDs to Blu-Ray? From analog to digital broadcasting? Same reason. -
Hey, so sorry about the late upload of the pics. I'm settled now, so here we go. I don't have a tripod, so it's really hard to get a focused picture. The LED screen may be extremely bloated out in the photos, but looking at it physically, there's no unevenness. Very Vivid and high contrast even compared to an LG
. I hope this thread will be a good guide to those who are debating to buy a CCFL or an LED. I'd definitely go for the latter. I've had both and I'm sticking to the LED.
LG on the left, LED on the right. Feel free to leave feedback.Attached Files:
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Thanks for the comparison. Good pictures, but sure doesn't help ME to choose between LED WXGA+ or CCCL WUXGA...
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts
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I got to hand it to you that you have a bragging right on your screen.
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Time to call up XPS hotline I guess. -
Is the M1530 with the LED lighter in weight than the M1530 with CCFL?
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Yes - by some 100 grams or so.
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Very nice comparisons. If you have the time, do you mind doing performing battery drain test to see if there's a significant difference in power consumption?
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I'm not sure if this will help, but I let my friend borrow my ac adapter because she needed to recharge her Inspiron. While on power saving mode (with Vista Battery Saver installed) The brightness was brought down to low, Vista Aero turned to Vista Basic, and the sidebar was disabled. Playing moderate gaming, where the fan turns on every 5-10 minutes, I got about 2.5 hours and I had about 15% left on the battery meter. This was on the LED. -
Ok, i have a M1330 with CCFL (not LED option in my country). Ok, if the LED comes, could i possibly upgrade this one? or i should buy a new one?
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LED does however, provide much better clarity, color reproduction and contrast. On the Toshiba Portege for example, while the CCFL screens are slightly grainy, the LED screens are crisp and clear.
Anyhoo, your M1530 is upgradable if the LED ever comes out. Though you may have to either manually install it yourself, or have them install it for you. Only question is whether or not the inverter for CCFL and LED is the same, which I *think* is. -
I have a tripod and sharp lenses and so on and so forth but taking pics of panels for detailed inspection is pretty much impossible. In fact, if you manage to focus dead on the screen, you will see a moire pattern develop...
Here's a few pics of my 1330 just to make my point a little clearer. All the pics of the panel have a sort of "fly-screen" appearance which of course is not the case in reality. So don't worry, your pics are about as good as it gets and I don't think you'll find one professional Reviewer that has tried to compare panels by way of photos... -
I don't think LED will come to my country any sooner, but would like to upgrade when it comes.
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Yes, you can pay for it.
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Any idea on the price that i should pay. I knew its 150$ for the upgrade, what about a new one?
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Great thread and good to see some pictures!
I'm just about sold on the LED option. I wonder how much better battery life you get out of LED?
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Dell reps say 30% more battery life and 100 grams lighter. (For the M1530)
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Does DELL US/Canada ship to other countries via DHL or something. So i could get a LED Screen.
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I just got my m1530 with the LED screen. Don't have much to compare it to besides my 3007wfp-hc, but it looks awesome! Haven't tried any games yet, but I doubt ghosting will be an issue. I do know that my machine, with the 6-cell battery, only weighs 5lb 10oz. Light & slender!
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Has there been no news of the LED screens for the 1530 coming to Europe yet? Not even a whisper?
I'm holding off buying incase it happens soon but am getting inpatient.
Oh and whats the kb feel like on the XPS's as I really like the kb on my works Dell Latitude D630. Thx for any thoughts.
Comparing: LED LCD vs CCFL LCD (Pics)
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