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Old 07-10-2010, 10:12 PM
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Laptop Tech Question

The display in my laptop is starting to go out. Have developed several vertical lines across the display and am thinking about replacing it. I know that we have a lot of tech savvy folks on here so is there anyone that has done this, and if so, where should I go for a replacement screen?

I know I will probably get the standard, "It's not worth it, just replace" comments, but everything else runs like the day I bought it and I can justify a new screen expense versus a new laptop expense. Besides I cannot find a manufacturer that has a 17" or larger laptop that is willing to NOT put the numeric keypad on the side. So any suggestions on a replacement screen source would be welcome if you have them.
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