15.6 lcd panel dimensions depth pricelist

15.6-Inch(slim with mountings), Width: 36cm, Video Tip: 30 Pins/20mm (eDP)-right side, Resolution : 1366*768(HD), Frequency: 60Hz, Model: NT156WHM-N32 V8.0 NT156WHM-N12 LP156WHB TPA1 B156XW04 V.8 B156XW04 V.7 B156XTN04.0 B156XTN03.1 N156BGE-EA1 N156BGE-EB1 LTN156AT37 W01, for HP Pavilion 15- AC 15-AF series

15.6” slim 1920×1080 FHD 30 pins (eDP) LED LCD Screen Glossy/Matte – LTN156HL07-401 LP156WF6-SPA1 NV156FHM-N42 B156HAN04.1 Top/Bottom Screw 04 Mount, Bottom Right Connector for Laptop/Notebook

Color gamut is a measure of how many colors can be represented on a display. The higher the color gamut, the more colors represented, making color more rich and saturated. While no display can come close to what is seen with the human eye, a 100% color gamut panel is the best available in PC display. When a panel is 100% color gamut, it’s typically described as Adobe RGB. The XPS 15 4K Ultra HD display is factory color measured and color coordinates are saved onto the panel so you can reproduce color accurately. They are vivid, show more shades, higher saturation and more colorfulness. The user sees a more pleasant, colorful and accurate image. The XPS 15 and 17 are the only laptops that are true 100% minimum Adobe RGB, meaning the panel can represent all color in the Adobe color space without compromise. Professionals are able to get a full color representation of their content in the field - they can take a photo with an RGB setting on their camera, use Adobe software, and see that image on their display with exactly the same colors represented.

A laptop with high brightness is easy to see when using outdoors & prefect for watching movies or web surfing. A 500-nit panel, found on XPS laptops, is brighter than a typical laptop panel (200-nit).

Navigation made easy. A panel with multi-touch allows users to interact with their multimedia by directly touching the computer LCD, minimizing the need for a keyboard, touch pad or mouse. A touch screen is a more natural way to interact with your PC. You have the freedom to just touch the screen and manipulate directly. Plus, it is a more collaborative experience — no fighting over the mouse or who has control of the screen. And two people can interact with one application at the same time, with up to ten-finger-touch functionality.

Take full advantage of HDR content’s superior dynamic range with Dolby Vision™, which can deliver colors never before seen on SDR PC displays. Dolby Vision content can deliver highlights that are up to 40 times brighter, and blacks that are up to 10 times darker. Plus, the stunning VESA certified DisplayHDR™ 400 display on the optional 4K+ panel enables over 16 million colors that have more depth and dimension than ever before.

On our touch displays, edge-to-edge Corning® Gorilla® Glass is bonded to the aluminum for a very rigid panel design. The latest Corning® Gorilla® Glass 6 is strong, as well as impact and scratch resistance.

Size of a notebook PC display is one of the most significant computing experience factors. Bigger screens are obviously more comfortable for everyday work, multimedia, and gaming. But, a bigger display means the device carrying it is heavier and bulkier. It also means a greater power consumption, since larger screens require more power. The most popular mobile PC form factor nowadays is the 15.6-inch laptop. It provides a great balance of size and portability for the vast majority of home and office users. Laptops with larger 17.3-inch display diagonals, known as desktop replacement notebooks, aren’t meant to be carried around much. There’s an even larger laptop display sizes (18.4” for instance) but models with it are quite rare.

The predominant display aspect ratio on today’s PC market, including laptops, 2-in-1 hybrids, tablets, and monitors, is 16:9. Also referred to as widescreen aspect ratio, it is suitable for movies and YouTube videos. Narrower screens such as those on Microsoft Surface devices with 3:2 aspect ratio are better optimized for productivity. The latter are closer to aspect ratios of paper documents and have ability to display more rows of text than the comparable 16:9 panels. Another widescreen aspect ratio you can find on mobile computers today is 16:10, but it is used on small number of devices. Primarily on compact 2-in-1 laptop / tablet PC hybrids.

Resolution refers to number of pixels that make up the image on a screen. A higher pixel count on a screen means sharper pictures, movies and text. It also means more space for displaying web pages and applications and side-by-side program use. Display resolution is expressed using horizontal and vertical pixel counts. The most frequently used resolutions on laptop and 2-in-1 PCs nowadays are 1366-by-768 (also known as HD) and 1920-by-1080 (Full HD or 1080p). 1920-by-1080 is the most appropriate screen resolution for laptops, in our opinion. Many of the affordable notebooks come with 1366-by-768 panels, which provide usable but not so sharp picture. However, inclusion of a Full HD display means a higher overall cost of a device and a somewhat greater power consumption. On the other hand, on smaller notebooks such as the popular low-priced 11.6-inchers, 1366×768 provides acceptable crispiness due to higher pixel per square inch (PPI) value.

Some high-end notebooks, regardless of their screen sizes, come with above-1080p resolutions, such as 3200×1800 and 3840×2160, popularly known as QHD+ 3K and Ultra HD (UHD) 4K. They have 3 and 4 times more pixels respectively than Full HD. 3K and 4K deliver breathtaking sharpness of displayed content, but there are some of disadvantages, too. First of all, user interface elements of Windows and programs appear by default very small on 3K and 4K resolutions. In order to make them better visible, users must use Windows’ built-in scaling functionality, allowing enlargement of UI elements. But, not all programs and parts of Windows itself respond well to scaling, which results in blurry fonts, menus, buttons, and dialog boxes. Another way is to decrease the native resolution using Screen Resolution settings in Windows’ Control Panel, but that makes investments in expensive high-res screens absurd and Windows environment may still look blurry. Furthermore, displays with huge number of pixels require more graphics computing resources and tend to consume more power, thus reducing battery life.

How good viewing angles on a display are, depends on panel technology. Two most common types are IPS (In Plane Switching) and TN (Twisted Nematic). IPS provides great viewing angles, close to 180 degrees, so picture on IPS displays looks good from any angle. Older and cheaper TN panels have problematic horizontal viewing angles. If you look at a TN display from a low perspective, color inversion will occur. For instance, black color will look gray, as shown on the first image below. Also, if you look at a TN display from a high perspective, content will appear washed-out.

There are two types of LCD panel coating: anti-glare or matte and glare-type or glossy. The former does a good job of preventing light reflections which are present in bright environments, such as well-lit offices and outdoors. Anti-glare displays, however, tend to show less vibrant colors than their glossy counterparts. The former are usually found on business-class notebooks, while the latter are used on consumer-oriented and touchscreen machines, with a few exceptions. What can help with outdoor usability is good display brightness, preferably above 300 cd/m². Many mainstream and budget laptops, 2-in-1s, and tablets have brightness of around 250 cd/m² and sometimes even as low as 200 cd/m².

A special kind of touch panels are those with active digitizer technology, supporting pressure-sensitive pen input. An example of pen-enabled devices is the Microsoft Surface series.

Other laptop, 2-in-1, and tablet display specifications such as color gamut coverage, color accuracy, and contrast ratio, can also have a noticeable effect on the picture quality. However, PC makers usually don’t list them in their product descriptions. An exception are models with high-quality displays as their main selling points, such as mobile workstations for professional photographers / designers and select high-end entertainment-oriented mobile PCs. If you’re interested in these characteristics of your next mobile computer, the best way to find them out is to check out reviews with in-depth display analysis. A good source for that is NotebookCheck website, which uses professional hardware for display analysis and has a large base of reviewed devices.

If you are looking for the best value for screen size the Viewsonic VG1655 delivers an unbeatable deal with its $179 price point for the cheapest 15.6-inch model. Creatives that want a stylus to use with their portable monitor should consider the Lenovo ThinkVision M14t, giving you a budget Cintiq experience with its included active stylus.

On-the-go gamers could benefit from the 144Hz 15.6-inch IPS display offered by the Asus ROG Strix XG16AHPE. It"s a rare high-performance portable monitor that with Nvidia G-Sync compatibility, could be the perfect add-on to your gaming laptop.

The Dell C1422H is among the most praised portable monitors out there. Its 14-inch LED-backlit panel offers a standard 60Hz refresh rate with 6ms response time. And with 300 nits of brightness, it allows for comforable viewing even in brightly lit environments.

The ViewSonic VG1655 is suitable for travelling professionals and remote workers alike. It sports a 15.6-inch (1920 x 1080) anti-glare IPS panel with 250 nits of brightness and a 60Hz refresh rate. Depending on the specific options you choose the display offers touch screen support in mirroring mode only.

Although we didn"t test this monitor, ViewSonic VG1655 reviews on Amazon(opens in new tab) average 4.5 out of 5-stars. Feedback from well-pleased owners praise its lightweight design, bright panel, and touch screen support for Samsung Dex.

If you are looking to boost your gaming performance on the go, rather than just your productivity, the Asus ROG Strix XG16AHPE is the best portable gaming monitor around. The 15.6-inch IPS display features a 1080p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate with Nvidia G-Sync compatibility.

SideTrak"s appropriately named Swivel HD swivels and rotates 360 and 270 degrees, respectively. It features a 1920 x 1080 panel with 300 nits of brightness and a 60Hz refresh rate.

It features a 15.6-inch FHD (1920 x 1080) 10-point touch screen at 60Hz with 250 nits of brightness. Automatic screen orientation switches to portrait or landscape mode while connecting to your laptop. This ensures comfortable viewing whether you"re presenting, viewing documents, books or browsing the internet.

USB powered portable LED backlit monitor is a must-have laptop or desktop accessory. The widescreen monitor receives both power and signal via a single USB cable for plug-and-play connection; it does not require a power cord or VGA cable, and comes with a removable base for maximum flexibility. Display Type: LCD; Panel Type: TN; Backlight Type: LED; Resolution: 1366 Pixels x 768 Pixels.