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feudalac! September 13th 06 07:38 AM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


Thanks

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Michael A. Terrell September 13th 06 07:50 AM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
"feudalac!" wrote:

I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?



It is not a VGA monitor. It is a LCD panel. the laptop has a
separate video interface for it.

On the other hand you can go for it, bit only if you want to spend
about $500 for the support electronics, power supply and a lot of work
to make a $120 LCD monitor. Otherwise, just sell it for parts on ebay
and use whatever you get towards a real LCD monitor.


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feudalac! September 13th 06 09:01 AM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
Michael A. Terrell wrote:
"feudalac!" wrote:
I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?



It is not a VGA monitor. It is a LCD panel. the laptop has a
separate video interface for it.

On the other hand you can go for it, bit only if you want to spend
about $500 for the support electronics, power supply and a lot of work
to make a $120 LCD monitor. Otherwise, just sell it for parts on ebay
and use whatever you get towards a real LCD monitor.


oh... I didn't know that...

I wanted to use the panel as a tv in my bedroom (with TV tuner that has
VGA output)



Thanks for the information

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Homer J Simpson September 13th 06 07:05 PM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 

"feudalac!" wrote in message
...

I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So i
can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


I'd rather beat myself with rocks than try that! Way difficult.










feudalac! September 13th 06 10:18 PM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
Homer J Simpson wrote:
"feudalac!" wrote in message
...

I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So i
can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


I'd rather beat myself with rocks than try that! Way difficult.


LOL!!


I just didn't want it to go to waste...

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human stupidity)
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[email protected] September 13th 06 10:38 PM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
feudalac! wrote:
Homer J Simpson wrote:
"feudalac!" wrote in message
...


I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So i
can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


I'd rather beat myself with rocks than try that! Way difficult.


LOL!!


I just didn't want it to go to waste...


Theres a site somewhere where the folks did this years ago, back when
LCDs were excessively priced. Unfortunately its not easy. At all.


NT


Art September 13th 06 11:55 PM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
Sounds like Homer Baby is sucking the nuke juce a bit too flippin much!
wrote in message
ups.com...
feudalac! wrote:
Homer J Simpson wrote:
"feudalac!" wrote in message
...


I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor?
So i
can soldre standard VGA connector on it?

I'd rather beat myself with rocks than try that! Way difficult.


LOL!!


I just didn't want it to go to waste...


Theres a site somewhere where the folks did this years ago, back when
LCDs were excessively priced. Unfortunately its not easy. At all.


NT




davidlaska September 14th 06 03:56 AM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 

wrote:
feudalac! wrote:
Homer J Simpson wrote:
"feudalac!" wrote in message
...


I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So i
can soldre standard VGA connector on it?

I'd rather beat myself with rocks than try that! Way difficult.


LOL!!


I just didn't want it to go to waste...


Theres a site somewhere where the folks did this years ago, back when
LCDs were excessively priced. Unfortunately its not easy. At all.


NT

I found it not practical because it cost to much. I bet the average
handy person thinks of this project at least one time. But I saw a site
that you can take a working laptop with the lcd panel to make a
projection theater. But only if the ribbon is not in the way. Again
it is a full working laptop so it does not answer your question.


James Sweet September 14th 06 04:07 AM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
feudalac! wrote:
I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


Thanks



There really ought to be a FAQ on this.

In a nutshell, you can't do it.

JW September 14th 06 11:07 AM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:38:25 +0200 "feudalac!" wrote
in Message id: :

I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


In short, not possible with out a major amount of work and $

What's the model #, and what's wrong with it? Maybe you can fix instead?

feudalac! September 14th 06 01:04 PM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
JW wrote:
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:38:25 +0200 "feudalac!" wrote
in Message id: :

I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


In short, not possible with out a major amount of work and $

What's the model #, and what's wrong with it? Maybe you can fix instead?

I'm not sure what is the model (part of the case is damaged) Inspiron-
about 2-3 years old... The MBO is faulty... repair is about 550$



--
You're not paid to think. A mindless worker is a happy worker. Shut up
and do your job!
- Tata Feudalac!

Certified Social Engineering Specialist (Because there is no patch for
human stupidity)
--------------------------------------------------------
http://www.fotozine.org/index.php?st...=clan&uid=1352
http://www.thinkgeek.com/brain/gimme.cgi?wid=81d35dc8f
http://groups.google.com/group/fejkneraddangub
http://capetans.bloger.hr
--------------------------------------------------------
I was young, I need gold pieces...

Michael A. Terrell September 14th 06 02:48 PM

Reuse notebook monitor with desktop
 
"feudalac!" wrote:

JW wrote:
On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 08:38:25 +0200 "feudalac!" wrote
in Message id: :

I have a notebook monitor (the rest of the notebook doesn't work) and
would like to connect it to a regular desktop pc...
Does anyone know the pinout of the Dell's Inspirion laptop's monitor? So
i can soldre standard VGA connector on it?


In short, not possible with out a major amount of work and $

What's the model #, and what's wrong with it? Maybe you can fix instead?

I'm not sure what is the model (part of the case is damaged) Inspiron-
about 2-3 years old... The MBO is faulty... repair is about 550$



Not if you find the same model for parts on Ebay. Buy one with a
broken display and do a transplant.


--
Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida


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