is it possible to seperate my lcd screen from my laptop and have a 4-5 feet extension between the 2 ?
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What you want actually is a desktop and a lcd monitor, get a set when you come across a good deal.\nhttp://www.dealone.com
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At the back of your laptop you will see the S-connector. You need a cable called s-connector cable. You connect that from you laptop to your TV. Then go to your desktop. Right click anywhere on your desktop. Go to properties, then settings, advance, monitor tab, click dual monitor. On your TV put it on video or dvd mode. You should be able to watch movie on your TV coming from your laptop.
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Ok, If you are running as two screens, drag one application to the other screen, if it shows on both screens you have it set to clone, you need to either make it 2 sepearte screens in video properties, or one large screen that you can drag on application to one half(display) and one to the other. if your video card will support 2 monitors, that is.
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No its not.  You can unclip the casing and remove the screen,  the ribbon, invertor etc if/when they have to be replaced.  Its not difficult, I have done it a couple of times on a toshiba.  It is a very tight fitting though, so could appear to be sealed.
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twice the length from one end to the middle
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plug it in to the back and go to your display settings and put it as a dull monitor
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If your Video card supports it, U can do it using the keys...\n\nOk this might not be the short cut to inverting the screen... might be crude...\n\nUsing the keyboard, press on the "pop-up" or right click button... --> Properties, navigate to the Settings tab using keys, \nPress the Advanced options button.\nU can see the tab for Card. \nSelect the tab, U can change this property...
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My source shows how it can be done, but be warned--it's NOT easy.\n\nBetween all of the parts you need to do it (including the driver chip unique to that panel) and all the time you'll spend doing it, it's probably more efficient (in time and money) to just go buy an LCD monitor.
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No, you cannot.  Any laptop's video card only supports video out and not video in.  There is no cable you can buy contrary to the other answer.  You can hook you laptop up to your PC Screen with the video out and extend your desktop to that, but your desktop wouldn't have a monitor at that point.
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No need for a new laptop, painless job infact.\n\nChange the LCD. Go to www.screentek.com and they have a whole list of compatible laptops that the monitor is for.\n\nIn order to get it off, is like snapping the plastic food boxes from restaurants: http://www.screentekinc.com/lcd-removal-instructions.shtml.\n\nOr, buy the screen from eBay, but as it's not new, I don't now how good it still is.
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Once you hook up the s-video cable (this will only carry video info...if you need audio you will have to use a mini-headphone jack to RCA adapter) you will hit your "Fn" button and whichever "F" key has a logo of a screen next to a normal screen.\n\nFor my IBM it is the F7 key, some Dells it is F4, you should be able to figure it out from the icon on the key. \n\nAlso if you want to have the laptop screen and the TV going at the same time, you will have to set the primary display by right clicking on the desktop and going to properties.  When this window opens go to settings and double click on the "screen" which will take you to multiple settings including setting the "primary."  This is also the screen where you can adjust the resolution for each display.\n\nGood luck!\n\nMikeC
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I beileve this is already possible. I saw it on KFMB one time (TV Station) and it is possible to use organic LCD displays on a very thin plane. Of course it is not being distributed yet, but it in the processes. It works by arranging organic LCD cells (they are very small and thin) aligned with some pixels. The pixels will not have the clarity that we are used to, but it will be suitible enough. This is all information from my own self, and if any of it is wrong, I am sorry, but I hope I did my best!
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Adjust your monitor settings, but not from the computer.
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There are several places you can ship your laptop to and have them repair the screen. But it usually is not inexpensive. Depending on the age of the laptop it might be time to buy a new one and sell the other for parts on eBay.
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Take a look at a utility called PowerStrip from here: http://www.entechtaiwan.com/util/ps.shtm\n\nIt's designed for working with custom resolutions and refresh rates. You can also find more information about hooking up TVs to computers at AVSforum.com
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I think there is..look at the monitor screen at the right side..Ther must be an ption..Luck!
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Lean in a little closer to your monitor.  I can't quite make it out...