LF: UXGA or SXGA flexview for R60

[emeraldgirl08]

I had posted a thread regarding my area of studies and a compatible laptop. I'm thinking that perhaps the financially feasible thing to do would be sticking with a 4:3 screen for the moment and going with a higher res screen. Is there anyone who may have plans of selling a UXGA Boe-Hydis or even an SXGA LG-Phillips flexview screen? I love my R60 but the XGA just annoys me to no end! I don't have a lot of cash but I'm hoping I can do something like a layaway type of deal if possible. I'd put some money in and put in more until I pay the balance in full and then would receive the screen. TIA.

[tombaker]

Have a complete lid assembly from a R50 SXGA+ Flexview. So it has antenna and hings and everything else. The screen is in good shape, I have not used it since the motherboard died. Its not perfection.

40 dollars shipped.

I am not an expert on the inverter and whether you need to flash something to get it to work or not on your application.

[Neil]

FYI, the R50 LCD panel does not have an EDID chip that a R60 must have to work.

[tombaker]

FYI, the R50 LCD panel does not have an EDID chip that a R60 must have to work.

I thought when I looked up the in Everest that it was the same panel part number as a T60.

So are you saying that R50/51 Flexview will only working in same, or can this Flexview be used in other models, like a T42/T43 or a T60.

Thanks for any info

[ajkula66]

That panel will work in T42/43 out of the box, but not in T60/R60 because of the whitelist in BIOS.

[emeraldgirl08]

Going to bump this WTB thread again. Still would like to set up an installment plan for an SXGA Flexview. Must be bright and present no scratches. I am not sure if an inverter is needed when transplanting a higher resolution Flexview into an XGA R60 so if you have one perhaps you could include it also. Thanks

[ZaZ]

You'll need an inverter either way, but the one from your XGA R60 will work just fine.