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Wanted: Display for Compaq Evo N600c or N610c

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themaritimegirl

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I've got an otherwise mint Compaq Evo N610c laptop with no display (LCD spontaneously cracked while I was transporting it one day). If you have a replacement display to fit it (or an entire laptop with a good display), I'd love to make mine complete again.

I'm located in New Brunswick, Canada. Thanks!
 
TheMaritimeMan said:
I've got an otherwise mint Compaq Evo N610c laptop with no display (LCD spontaneously cracked while I was transporting it one day). If you have a replacement display to fit it (or an entire laptop with a good display), I'd love to make mine complete again.

I'm located in New Brunswick, Canada. Thanks!
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What's the brand & P/N on the back of the LCD? I ran a laptop service company and have a bunch of LCD's stashed away. But if smaller than about 10" diagonal I have only a very few of them.
 
I'm sorry, I should have been more clear - I need the entire display assembly, hinges and all, not just the LCD panel. When I busted the LCD I removed the whole assembly and tossed it. Perhaps a bad idea.
 
(@DeltaDon: The N6xx display is 14")

@TheMaritimeMan:
The N600c, and possibly also the N610c, were available with two different screen resolutions: 1024x768, and, for the 'business' version (that's the one I have), 1400x1050.

It's a great computer, I've kept it for development use over the years, the newer replacements I got at work were always worse, in one respect or another. The speed of newer laptops didn't make enough difference. When I inherited it, many many years ago, from a co-worker who had inherited it from another co-worker, the battery was dead. As they will be, in a corporate environment where they tend to be plugged to the mains all the time. I got a replacement battery, and by unplugging it when on mains for long periods it took seven more years before its capacity started to reduce a bit.
I would still have used it today if it wasn't for a problem that developed with the charging circuitry. I hope to get that fixed somehow. This stupid Samsung notebook I'm typing this on does not cut it. The 1400x1050 screen of the N600c is great for development.
 
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