I was wondering if anyone had thought about using this panel. I have been looking for a good lcd monitor to take apart and use for my projector. These things sell for $235.00 on pricewatch. It seems odd to me that some people claim that they have a S-video AV input and some dont say anything about it. But anyway they are 1024x768 with a good contrast ratio. If they are easy to take apart, it seems that they would be a good choice.
I think you should read the thread "this LCD kicks ***".
It has a cheaper Japanese LCD that is easy to take apart.
It has a cheaper Japanese LCD that is easy to take apart.
wow is this the same monitor you are talking about ?
NORCENT LM153 15'' LCD MONITOR
Product Detail:
15' LCD TFT MONITOR
SPECIFICATIONS:
Display size: 15'TFT (337.9(H)x 270.3(v)mm)
Resolution: SXGA 1280 X 1024 pixels
Pixel pitch: 0.264(mm)
Input Signal: Analog RGB 0.7Vpp
Frequency: H/30 80KHz,V/56-76Hz
Display Colors: 16.7M colors
Brightness: 250 nits
Contrast Ratio: 400;1
Response Time: 25ms/Tr,15ms/TF
(TYP): 150(H)/150(V) degree
Viewing Angle: 100-250V/50/60Hz AC/DC 12V
Power Supply: 30W Typ. (operation), 3w(Saving Mode)
Power Consumption: 417x387x163mm/6.5Kgd
Physical Dimensions: 550x535x238mm/8.9Kgs
Speakers: 2W*2 stereo front firing (PMPO);36W
AV Input: NTSC/PAL/SECAM sytem (3 in 1), RCA jack & S-video mini-din jack
TV function (optional): NTSC PAL or SECAM system (selectable)
USB: N/A
Certifications: FCC-B, CE, UL
NORCENT LM153 15'' LCD MONITOR
Product Detail:
15' LCD TFT MONITOR
SPECIFICATIONS:
Display size: 15'TFT (337.9(H)x 270.3(v)mm)
Resolution: SXGA 1280 X 1024 pixels
Pixel pitch: 0.264(mm)
Input Signal: Analog RGB 0.7Vpp
Frequency: H/30 80KHz,V/56-76Hz
Display Colors: 16.7M colors
Brightness: 250 nits
Contrast Ratio: 400;1
Response Time: 25ms/Tr,15ms/TF
(TYP): 150(H)/150(V) degree
Viewing Angle: 100-250V/50/60Hz AC/DC 12V
Power Supply: 30W Typ. (operation), 3w(Saving Mode)
Power Consumption: 417x387x163mm/6.5Kgd
Physical Dimensions: 550x535x238mm/8.9Kgs
Speakers: 2W*2 stereo front firing (PMPO);36W
AV Input: NTSC/PAL/SECAM sytem (3 in 1), RCA jack & S-video mini-din jack
TV function (optional): NTSC PAL or SECAM system (selectable)
USB: N/A
Certifications: FCC-B, CE, UL
yep thats the one... seems good on paper. I just dont have the guts to be the first one to buy it and find out if its easy to disassamble.
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CR's awesome. Response time is awesome. SXGA is very nice. I'd say that's a very good deal if you can take it apart.
well someone has to try it , looks like its gonna be me
this site i found lists it as 1280x1024 but everyone else
says 1024x768 and the contrast listed is 400:1 and everyone else 350:1 hmmm i dono gonna have to call and confirm these first
this site i found lists it as 1280x1024 but everyone else
says 1024x768 and the contrast listed is 400:1 and everyone else 350:1 hmmm i dono gonna have to call and confirm these first
I checked the manufacturer's site, its 1024x768 and 350:1 contrast. Cruser if you get one and it works then we would all have two options this and th I-O Data, be brave try it out, be careful too cuz if it doesn't work you can pout it back together and return it.
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They claim to have a aluminum case, so one would think that they would be easier to take apart than plastic. Im glad to see someone is brave enough to give it a try.... btw, has anyone found a better price than 235.00 shipped?
sorry guys but i wont be gettn that lm153 lcd monitor
im looking for something with a better Resolution and contrast
so ive done some serious searching and came up with this little gem
its pricy but hey if im gonna go thru the trouble of dismantaling and posibly reworking cables im gonna get the best i can
its the prinston graphics senergy 561 for $457.66
deliverd
no tax
no shipping
15.0" Active Matrix TFT Display
Digital and Analog Interfaces
160º Super Wide Viewing Angle
Multi-Domain Pixel Technology
400:1 Super High Contrast Ratio
25ms Response Time
XGA 1600 X 1200Maximum Resolution
Sleek One Touch Control Dial
if some one can find it cheaper please let me know
im probly not gonna get it till my ohp comes in.
im looking for something with a better Resolution and contrast
so ive done some serious searching and came up with this little gem
its pricy but hey if im gonna go thru the trouble of dismantaling and posibly reworking cables im gonna get the best i can
its the prinston graphics senergy 561 for $457.66
deliverd
no tax
no shipping
15.0" Active Matrix TFT Display
Digital and Analog Interfaces
160º Super Wide Viewing Angle
Multi-Domain Pixel Technology
400:1 Super High Contrast Ratio
25ms Response Time
XGA 1600 X 1200Maximum Resolution
Sleek One Touch Control Dial
if some one can find it cheaper please let me know
im probly not gonna get it till my ohp comes in.
cruser said:
hmm, look what i found here:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/digitally-unique/senergy561.html
"* Displays a crisp, clear 1024 x 768 native resolution. Capable of scaling
at various resolutions from 640 x 480 up to 1024 x 768." so the 1600x1200 is scaled 🙁
"262,000 colors (6-bit), 16 million True Color by dithering."
on the other hand, it does have DVI input and 400:1 contrast ratio..
well it seems there are lots of 15" lcd's to choose from,good 14"are like finding a needle in a haystack
but what i want to know will i be able to get the whole
picture on the screen using a 15" lcd
i have a 3m 9800 ohp 11.25x11.25 stage
and about 15'x10' room .
please help im ready to purchace a monitor and rip it apart
all my progress will be listed here with detailed pictures
but i want better than 1024x768 is this just a dream?
can someone explain to me what dithering is and how it will
affect the quality .
but what i want to know will i be able to get the whole
picture on the screen using a 15" lcd
i have a 3m 9800 ohp 11.25x11.25 stage
and about 15'x10' room .
please help im ready to purchace a monitor and rip it apart
all my progress will be listed here with detailed pictures
but i want better than 1024x768 is this just a dream?
can someone explain to me what dithering is and how it will
affect the quality .
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