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  • #16
    Because that would cost another $20 and if not everyone does it they lose sales based purely on the bottom line.

    Oddly, if my kids had broken the TV instead I wouldn't have been too mad. That would have been a legitimate claim on the household insurance for accidental damage, and the replacement would have the HDMI ports I need for the XBOX 360 and V+ box
    FT.

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    • #17
      They will change out a component to save 1/2 cent, let alone add multi-$10's of dollars for a screen protector.

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      • #18
        Not to mention added weight and volume on laptops.
        Brian (the devil incarnate)

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        • #19
          $20 worth of polycarbonate sheeting and some black adhesive pads prevents 80% of the problem for TV's and monitors. Some of the thinner stock might work for laptops too. Have a hardware store nearby that sells and cuts to order, including finishing the edges.
          Dr. Mordrid
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          An elephant is a mouse built to government specifications.

          I carry a gun because I can't throw a rock 1,250 fps

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          • #20
            The replacement screen isnt There's a difference in the way the invertor board is mounted that make it incompatible. And its made by LG rather than Samsung despite supposedly being a genuine Dell replacement part.
            FT.

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            • #21
              Usually laptop makers source LCDs from several makers for same model, so this is quite normal and you have to know which LCD you have before ordering a replacement.

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