Asus Laptop Screens – Some models can have different versions of laptop screen!
Asus the company is based in the Far East and is currently producing around 150,000 laptops and 2 million motherboards per month. They also produce components for other laptop manufacturers so their pedigree is certainly not to be questioned.
Although Asus make most of the parts for their laptops themselves, they don’t actually make laptop screens and these are bought in from other manufacturers. This is a cost effective way of the firm always being able to supply the latest equipment at the best prices.
If you need a replacement screen for your Asus, the three things that can be used to identify a particular laptop screen are the screen size, the resolution of the screen and whether the screen is CCFL or LED. As a rule of thumb it’s better to opt for a screen with a higher resolution as the number of pixels will be more meaning a better quality image and clearer display.
Your documentation that came with the laptop should tell you the resolution of your Asus laptop screen. If you no longer have this, there are certain websites that you can visit that automatically detect the resolution.
The next thing you need to determine is whether the screen is LED or CCFL. This can be done if you remove the screen from its casing and look at the connecting wires. If the screen is connected via a small white plug and two small thin wires, the screen is a CCFL type. When you have the above information, finding a laptop screen should be a lot easier.
The Asus EEE PC laptop screen, Asus F3E screen and Asus G72 as well as most other models of Asus screens are all available from the manufacturer or other sources online. Prices for replacement screens are really reasonable, so it’s always advisable to buy a new replacement part instead of opting for a used part. You’ll also get a twelve month warranty when you buy new.
Jacob Hunter writes about a range of subjects, and promotes a number of subjects online these include Asus laptop Screens and laptop chargers in the USA