How to tell if X200T has CCFL or LED Screen?

[xsixt]

I really just want to find out whether it's CCFL or LCD (Don't care about hte particular screen at the moment)

In the non-tablet versions, this is incredibly easy, pull off the keyboard and the display cable shows the FRU - which is different for CCFL or LED.

However on the Tablet, is it display cable hiding under the green upside down PCB?

I don't want to pull this apart more than I need to!

Cheers.

[theterminator93]

What's the operating system (if any)? PC Wizard (Windows) from CPUID can tell you the model of the panel, which you can look up online to find out if LED/CCFL.

[RealBlackStuff]

Run HWinfo and look at the LCD information "xyz".
Search Google for the matching "xyz specs"
E.g LTD121KX6B = LED

[jaspen-meyer]

in Linux you could try this to get the model number of the screen:
cat /sys/class/drm/card0-LVDS-1/edid

[xsixt]

Thanks all - I thought of the software solution after I pulled off the keyboard.

Ran Monitor Asset Info Manager.

LT121EE08000

Toshiba Outdoor Display, Holy **** this thing is way too bright!

My suspicion was that it was LED. But it's actually such a good display in terms of backlight quality / smooth PWM etc. that I thought there was a slight chance it may be CCFL.

I have a Hydis CCFL in the cupboard, I'm going to switch it but need the CCFL inverter / cable. PM Me if you have any of these parts you want to get rid of.