I have a Dell 1764 Laptop Inspiron. It has a 17.3" HD WLED. The Mod#of screen is B173RW01 V.0 H/W:3A F/W:1. Will your model work with my unit?
501312
Most likely.... I used it to replace a B173RW01V1.0 on a Toshiba Satellite. I would recommend taking your laptop apart (if you haven't already) and get a good look at the connector for the motherboard on the LCD. If the one in the picture looks just like it, you should be good to go.
340405
Howard: I have used these converters with Acer Aspire notebooks with the screen you mention. I see that there is a connector marked for the dell 1545, so I assume it will work for you. I had to make some minor modifications to the bezel around the screen to make these converters work, otherwise, they seem to short when all of the screws are tightened after putting it all back together. Test the screen prior to replacing the bezel first then you might use some electrical tape to insulate the converter before putting it all back together.
2054363
Not sure as I have a Dell Inspiron 1720 laptop. Maybe you can look up the compatibility.
1943957
Hi David, Thank you for your interest in one of our products. I am happy to help you. For accuracy on compatibility, please provide the part number of your original screen. The part number is located at the back of the screen when it is taken out of the laptop. Example part number is LTN156AT20-W01. You may also send a picture of the back of screen and kindly focus on the characters around the bar-code. Please know that some screens have more than one bar-code. Please take pictures of each bar-code so I can help you locate the part number. Once I can confirm the correct part that you need, I would be able to provide you with the appropriate screen and price. I look forward to your reply.
911488
Hi Ron. Make sure your model number matches and if it does that's the one you need to order. I ordered this one for my dell Laptop and it's working great.
425944
This kit of two modules has specifications that meets and/or exceeds the stated requirements for your Inspiron 15R laptop on the Dell website support pages. It should, therefore, work in your P.C. That said, the Dell site suggests a different kit (CT 2294835) for your model n5010 for $63.99. The Crucial website configurator indicates that the CT 2294054 module is their recommendation and at $31.99 for a single four (4) GB module would price out at a total comparable to the $63.99 for a CT 2294835 kit. Amazon does not list the CT 2294054 module in their inventory. If it was I making the decision about this upgrade, knowing Amazon's exchange and refund policies, I might chance the purchase of the CT 51264BF at the $55.99 price with free shipping. Is a potential $8.00 savings enough incentive to take that chance?
2221277
as someone has already mentioned, you would only know its compatibility once you have taken the broken dvd drive out of the dell inspiron laptop. in most cases, the dvd drive is secured by one screw on the flipside of the laptop. remove the screw and pull the dvd drive out of the laptop. once you've taken it out, check the model number and compare with this replacement drive. and most likely, it is compatible and would work just fine. in my case, the replacement face was not exactly the same as the broken unit. however, functionally it works just fine.
1344256
don't know if this is meant to be compatible with DELL Inspiron 17R (5721), i used it for DELL Inspiron 17R (N7010), I am inclined to say that you should check with the seller or amazon support for compatibility, that way you can save time/get refund if it does not fit
466930
i used it with a dell inspiron, i believe it sat better behind the screen, but because of other issues the laptop did not last and i ended up buying a new better computer than the one i was trying to fix
1857954
I do not know the specific models that this HD will work for but works in my inspiron from dell check the compatibility listings
584521
Sorry, I do not know the answer to this. Not familiar with any of the Dell Inspiron line of computers. It will certainly depend on the drive type(s) supported by these chassis, and may also be dependent on the operating system in use.
1253960
You shouldn't have any problem with the screen supporting those features. i used this screen to replace my wife's broken screen on her dell inspiron n5050. it has pretty much the same features that you mentioned: 15.6" High Definition (720p) LED with Truelife Display and Integrated Webcam . the screen has been working great with no problems...just be careful when installing as all screens are pretty easily broken if dropped or some other unfortunate thing happens. Here is the link to my source on her particular laptop so you can compare it for yourself: http://www.microcenter.com/product/393971/Inspiron_15_N5050_156_Laptop_Computer_-_Obsidian_Black I hope this information helps you, as this screen has definitely helped me make my wife happy :)
455240
Yes it works in my Inspiron 530 which is a low end Dell. I have not had any issues with it.
1178083
The graphics card contacts and the heat sink piece are quite specific for only certain Dell models. Most likely it will not work.
108355
Hello Mr. Draper. I upgraded many parts on an Inspiron 1520 so cannot answer your query definitively... but I was curious. I looked up the specifications for a 1750 and saw that it comes stock with an integrated X4500HD GPU. The module I purchased is for a removable GPU and is very specific to certain laptops. So I would say that it will not work with your computer, but the only way to tell with absolute certainty is to open your laptop (instructions for this available on Dell website in .pdf format) and look for a module that looks exactly like this one. From what I have seen online, your laptop does not.
1637420
I am using a Latitude E6520. I don't know what other Dell models work but believe it is for E series units. I suggest you contact Dell directly to verify.
1243763
I tried to find the specs for the Inspiron one online... for some reason, no luck. From what I can see from the pictures, it does not seem to have a S-Video connector. I'd suggest you identify the S-Video port on your Dell first. Then, ensure your TV has a yellow RCA input. If you have these ports, I'd be pretty confident it is going to work.I am using this cable to hoop up a Dell laptop to my TV, so I get my movies on a big screen. What puzzles me is: The Inspiron one itself is just a big screen (with PC built-in) and this cable is 1.5 m (5 ft) long. If it works this would then put the Dell screen side-by-side with a TV screen. Is that the goal? I tried to find the specs for the Inspiron one online... for some reason, no luck. From what I can see from the pictures, it does not seem to have a S-Video connector. I'd suggest you identify the S-Video port on your Dell first. Then, ensure your TV has a yellow RCA input. If you have these ports, I'd be pretty confident it is going to work.I am using this cable to hoop up a Dell laptop to my TV, so I get my movies on a big screen. What puzzles me is: The Inspiron one itself is just a big screen (with PC built-in) and this cable is 1.5 m (5 ft) long. If it works this would then... » Read More I tried to find the specs for the Inspiron one online... for some reason, no luck. From what I can see from the pictures, it does not seem to have a S-Video connector. I'd suggest you identify the S-Video port on your Dell first. Then, ensure your TV has a yellow RCA input. If you have these ports, I'd be pretty confident it is going to work.I am using this cable to hoop up a Dell laptop to my TV, so I get my movies on a big screen. What puzzles me is: The Inspiron one itself is just a big screen (with PC built-in) and this cable is 1.5 m (5 ft) long. If it works this would then put the Dell screen side-by-side with a TV screen. Is that the goal? « Show Less