N140BGA-EA4 14.0" HD Matte Screen - 30 Pin EDP Connector

€41.99

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Reference: PANT-105

Brand: Generica

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N140BGA-EA4 14.0" HD Matte Screen - 30 Pin EDP Connector

New replacement panel with 3 years warranty. Anti-glare matte finish.

14.0 inches 1366x768 HD 30 Pin EDP Connector Matte Finish New

⚡ Key Features

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HD Image Quality

1366x768 pixel resolution for crisp and clear viewing of documents and multimedia content.

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Anti-Glare Matte Finish

Surface that minimizes ambient light reflections, ideal for working in various lighting conditions.

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Standard EDP Connection

30-pin EDP connector that ensures wide compatibility and precise installation in the device.

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Extended Warranty

Completely new component with a 3-year warranty for your complete peace of mind and confidence in the repair.

📝 Product Description

This laptop screen, with part number N140BGA-EA4, is a high-quality replacement component designed for technical services and advanced users. With a size of 14.0 inches and an HD resolution of 1366x768 pixels, it offers excellent image clarity for all types of tasks. Its matte finish is a key feature, as it significantly reduces reflections from ambient light, allowing comfortable use in offices, workshops, or outdoors. LED lighting technology ensures efficient energy consumption and uniform brightness across the entire panel surface. This component is completely new and comes ready for installation.

The 30-pin EDP (Embedded DisplayPort) connector is the standard used in a wide variety of modern laptops, which facilitates its assembly. It is recommended that the installation of this component be carried out by a qualified professional to avoid damage to the panel or the laptop. Below, you can view a generic video showing the process of changing a laptop screen: