LED LCD Laptop Replacement Screens & LCD Panels for Panasonic

LED Replacement Screens and LCD Panels for Panasonic Laptops

Laptop screens and LCD panels can be purchased to replace damaged or defective screens for a variety of Panasonic laptops. The LED laptop replacement screens and LCD panels for Panasonic that you require will depend on the size and the model of your laptop, as well as its hardware capabilities. There are a huge variety of screens, panels and digitisers available for purchase, all of which are moderately easy to assemble by following online guides.

Screen size

There are a number of screen sizes to choose from, you just have to work out how big your screen is first. The measurements are taken from the top left corner diagonally to the bottom right corner. Laptop screens come in all sizes from smaller 10 inch and 11 inch types all the way up to the industry standard 15.6 inch and beyond. You can get spare screen parts easily for Panasonic Toughbooks , Touchscreens and Toughpads, as well as many other models.

Standard and touchscreen

There are a variety of different screen functionalities available. When it comes to touchscreens, the are essentially a thin layer of plastic on top of the actual screen. If the touchscreen becomes damaged, you will only need to replace the thin layer of plastic. However, if both the touchscreen and the LCD get damaged, then you must replace both for it to work properly again. You can buy touchscreens separate from many suppliers. Standard screens are a bit easier to replace as you are only replacing one component. They are usually cheaper too.

Frames and panels

You can buy screen and LCD panels for Panasonic laptops separately from the screen if that is the component that is damaged, instead of replacing everything. It is a good idea to remove your current screen and check the product code prior to purchase to ensure the correct panel is purchased. Some laptops, even among the same makes and models, use different screens. Older laptops use standard CCFL LCD screens, which are being phased out in newer laptops that use LED technology screens.