Here's the product info I dug up for the Chi Mei panels: http://www.cmo.com.tw/opencms/cmo/products/notebook/products_notebook_N141C3.html?__locale=en
Panel Size 14.1" Wide
Technology TN
Resolution 1440x900
Pixel Pitch(mm) 0.21075
Active Area(mm) 303.48x189.675
Outline(mm) 319.5x205.5x5.5
Luminance(nits) 200
View Angle (U/D/R/L) 20/45/45/45
Contrast Ratio 400:1
Support Color 262K
Power Consumption (w) 5.5
Response Time(ms) 10
Weight (g) 400
Electrical Interface LVDS
Mass Production 2008Q2
Remark CCFL, High Resolution
10ms is nice, though don't know what to compare these to...anyone have these specs for the LG and Samsung panels?
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If you get the screen at the right angle it looks good. I'm still in my window for return, wonder if I should see if CDW or Lenovo will get me an LG. -
Great work Lenovo.
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I haven't found the Samsung specs anywhere, but the LG specs I found here:
http://www.lgdisplay.com/homeContain/jsp/eng/prd/prd300_j_e.jsp
14.1" TFT LCD Panel for Notebook PC, White LED Back Light
Model Name LP141WP2
Active Area [mm] 303.3 x 189.5
Outline Dimension [mm] 319.5 x 206.5
Thickness [mm] 5.5
Resolution 1440 x BGR X 900
Aspect Ratio 16:10
Pixel Pitch [mm] 0.211(120)
Number of Colors 262,144(6bit)
Luminance [cd/㎡] 300
Color Saturation (%) 45
Weight [g] 365
Contrast Ratio 500:1
Interface LVDS 2port
Viewing Angle [˚,U/D/L/R] 50/90
Color Temperature [K] -
Response Time [ms] 16
MP Schedule Q2. `08
Just a note though, the Chi Mei (CMO) N141C3 is a CCFL, not an LED panel. The Chi Mei LED panel is the N141C6 and has a luminance of 300 nits (but is otherwise equivalent). The LG CCFL panel LP141WP1 is 220 nits and has a 400:1 contrast ratio. -
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If you've got the panel at full brightness and let the screen saver kick in long enough turn the screen off (or close the system to put it to sleep), does it take a while for the screen to `warm up' and get brighter when it comes back on? A florescent backlight will take a minute or so to get to it's maximum brightness when you turn it on, but with an LED there's no real delay. Other than that I'm not sure if there's any way to tell. -
Holy @#$@...
If that's true, then Lenovo has essentially stolen money from me. I ordered an LED panel. They confirmed an LED panel in my confirmation email and online. They told me they shipped an LED panel. But when doing the hardware research, which they obviously don't expect 99.9% of their customers to do...I find out they actually didn't give me what I paid for?!? And they're trying to hide this?!?
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Looking online at the specs for the 2765T2U, it doesn't mention LED anywhere. Actually, none of the pre-built models say anything about having an LED panel:
http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cg...S108-499&appname=lenovous&language=en#@2h@77@
Was it Lenovo that said it had an LED, or was it CDW? (or both?) I would certainly call to complain and raise hell! -
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Well I just got my laptop back from their repair center and they either left my original panel alone or replaced it with another samsung panel even thought the specific request was for an LG. Oh well.
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same experience as atlguy, just got my t400 today, Samsung LTN141BT04002. No problems here...
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Bottom line is that the Chi Mei panel is CCFL...so if you have the same part number coming, it is NOT LED backlit. -
hi people. BAD NEWS!!!
I was happy with my samsung panel ( very happy with the laptop in general ). But now i noticed theres a dark streak across the right hand side of the panel. Its not visible if you're viewing a colorful image but when you look at the right side of the screen on a white background its visible and irritating.
I called up Lenovo tech support and told them about it. They said they'll replace my panel. Dont know how their repair process works but I want to be sure they'll replace the panel properly.
Can someone throw some insight into their repair service? Will they directly replace the panel or first verify the problem and replace it? If they try to verify it then its gonna be a big issue as its very visible but for critiques like me its a big flaw. I'm very tensed!! Someone please shed some light! -
@atlguy: they will try to verify the problem first and then if they don't see anything wrong and if the display is "functioning" according to their tests and specs, then they won't replace it. I'm currently trying to have my screen replaced due to a strong fade in brightness from bottom to top. The technician said that he sees it but since the engineer (who wouldn't speak with me and apparently isn't allowed to have direct contact with customers for some unknown reason) didn't find it to be outside of specifications, the technician had to escalate me to somebody else. Your mileage may vary but they definitely verify and contact you first before replacing it.
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if i go here and simply match up my "Part number" will that be the correct screen? my part number is 2764CTO and on that page, it says my LCD screen fru will be 42T0498, which is LG. is this very accurate? i havent recieved my t400 yet.
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YAY! Looks like I have a LG screen coming, my parts list just came online!
42T0497 0000000 14.1 INCH LCD DISPLAY:FLAT PANEL DISPLAY -
hey. does it take a couple days for your parts list to show up after it ships? mine shipped 9/18.
when i put in my type and serial number (7 digit number), it says no parts to list. ordered 9/11,
shipped 9/18. they also sent it expedited, which i didn't pay for. can't wait! -
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thanks! i thought it might take a couple days. i want to check on my warranty too. got 3 year with accidental coverage. it will be nice to not have to worry about spills and stuff... honestly i don't know why laptop manufacturers put sub-par screens in their computers. i for one, would much rather either wait or not have the **** thing than have a bad screen! guess apple and sony are the only ones to figure that out.
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yea it's an LG
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Has Lenovo improved the quality of the Samsung screens lately?
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i think samsung screens are nice. it functions great on my T60
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Dear MrMagee & KDaniel6217,
Recent statististics taken last week (2/12/09) show an identically split preference among users. It seems that the Samsung is a bit less grainy than the LG.
Renee
T400 Samsung Panels / 42T0503 people please read...
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by atlguy, Sep 9, 2008.