is this the default screen or the upgraded IPS screen?
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I don't know really.It seems great.I just googled it, hope it will be upgraded IPS.
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The os is your choice; I have Win7 upgradable later if I want. The screen seems matte to me, but I'm not sure....
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Stephen, the two answers below are correct. There are different screen technologies, but if you follow Carl's suggestion, you will not need to worry about that. The only other concern is look at where the connectors are on your current screen (bottom left or right) and be sure you get a screen with the connectors in the same place.
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You should contact the seller it is more than likely HP used two or more different screens on this model .
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One more thing, always pull out your old screen and check which side the pin connector is on, ie bottom left or bottom right.Yours should be bottom left but this pic is showing bottom right...When you order the screen it should give the location in the description.
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Yep, the old interface works just fine. I was just hoping to get the new hardware for the turn arrow, faster screen refresh and the zoom buttons both on the right side of the screen which is easier to use IMHO. No problems acquiring sats, I think the old hardware is just as sensitive. Thanks
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Hi, this item is the correct screen, I've replaced a couple of them using this item.
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Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I... » Read More Interesting question. Although the link here takes you to the Amazon page that indicates that the monitor is a LCD, the box the monitor comes in indicates that it is actually an LED.I may be a little behind in the technology department but my understanding is that IPS is/was associated primarily with LCDs. Again though, the box the monitor came in says IPS (acronym for what? Integrated Power Supply, Inches Per Second, Indianapolis Public Schools:). There is no other indication that the monitor utilizes what may be In-Plane Switching.Sorry I couldn't be of much help, but I hope this information is helpful for what it's worth. « Show Less
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Hi Thank you for your interest. Yes it's the same LG AH-IPS panel. It's glossy. Thank you.
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John The PB238Q does not have a S-IPS panel. I have Apple and Dell Ultrasharp monitors that have S-IPS panels, and the ASUS e-ISP monitor is very close in quality. I can't really tell the difference. I don't have the Mac's you have. I suggest you check to see if your Mac has HDMI, DisplayPort, DVI, or D-sub connectors and a video card that can display at 1920x1080 resolution.
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You need to change it in the display settings. The computer doesn't automaticity know how your screen is oriented.
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Ya that's the screen. One thing to note, when you get it, the cable on your laptop that connects to the screen may not reach the port on the screen when you go to put everything back together. There should be an extension cable that comes with this package, just plug in the laptop cable into the back of the extension cable. Also, you should definitely tape them together with some electrical tape because I've had issues with the cable becoming loose and my screen getting all out of whack. So just be aware of that, if your new screen isn't working properly make sure the cables are all properly connected before returning it.
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Hard to know for sure.Acer's site says TFT LCD. Meanwhile, the box had a sticker specifying IPS. Many other sites document the screen as an IPS.It is possible that early models were TFT and that later production switched (no pun intended) to IPS.
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Hard to know for sure. Acer's site says TFT LCD. Meanwhile, the box had a sticker specifying IPS. Many other sites document the screen as an IPS. It is possible that early models were TFT and that later production switched (no pun intended) to IPS.
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I can't remember...but if you have the model number verified; I bought this pending the description. My new screen fir for sure.
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i'm not sure. is that the only compatible screen that comes up in the results
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I do not know. Still using the one with the bad panel. Fortunately I remember how to use it without the written prompts on the screen. It does cause my family difficulty when they housesit for me.