Trash80toHP_Mini
NIGHT STALKER
I'll start off with the 150 [] Pricing is in the Atari addict range though . . . :mellow:
PowerBook 150: the Panel in mine is a Casio MD800TT10-C1 which seems to be in production:
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Original-CASIO-9-4-inch-LCD_60589411286.html
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1PC-Display-MD800TT10-C1-a-Si-STN-LCD-Panel-9-4-640-480-for-Ortustech/332421057201
PowerBook 100: the panel from my first laptop is a SHARP LM64P791 and one of my beat up part donors has a deteriorated
Search came up with nothing so far, but oddly enough I did find a 10.4" SHARP LM6464P791 Very strange, but they may come up:
https://www.elecok.com/lm64p791-sharp-10-4-lcd.html
http://www.displaysscreen.com/original-lm64p791-sharp-screen-104-640480-lm64p791-display-p-4723.html
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It's already looking like the replacement panel safari will be a rich man's game, but new screens may a better alternative than sourcing donors in the PartsBook category. I'm wondering if plasticizer leaching within the close confines of a closed PowerBook over many years may be the culprit? If they're worried about the effects of leaching on drugs and foods for human consumption stored in containers within their expiration dates, multiple years of it concerns me. Dunno, but it seems to me it wouldn't take much to eat away at thin film plastics and adhesives? The variety of storage situations across environments and continents has made this my primary suspect.
The hunt is on! So if you're working inside a lid or recapping a panel, please add the panel's model number to this list if you don't see it. Don't assume your panel is already listed because the PowerBook is already in this database. Apple used multiple suppliers for many parts and the model numbers for the same form factor/spec panel from a single supplier may have changed during production runs of PowerBooks, even as short as they were.
PowerBook 150: the Panel in mine is a Casio MD800TT10-C1 which seems to be in production:
https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Original-CASIO-9-4-inch-LCD_60589411286.html
https://www.ebay.com/itm/1PC-Display-MD800TT10-C1-a-Si-STN-LCD-Panel-9-4-640-480-for-Ortustech/332421057201
PowerBook 100: the panel from my first laptop is a SHARP LM64P791 and one of my beat up part donors has a deteriorated
Search came up with nothing so far, but oddly enough I did find a 10.4" SHARP LM6464P791 Very strange, but they may come up:
https://www.elecok.com/lm64p791-sharp-10-4-lcd.html
http://www.displaysscreen.com/original-lm64p791-sharp-screen-104-640480-lm64p791-display-p-4723.html
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It's already looking like the replacement panel safari will be a rich man's game, but new screens may a better alternative than sourcing donors in the PartsBook category. I'm wondering if plasticizer leaching within the close confines of a closed PowerBook over many years may be the culprit? If they're worried about the effects of leaching on drugs and foods for human consumption stored in containers within their expiration dates, multiple years of it concerns me. Dunno, but it seems to me it wouldn't take much to eat away at thin film plastics and adhesives? The variety of storage situations across environments and continents has made this my primary suspect.
The hunt is on! So if you're working inside a lid or recapping a panel, please add the panel's model number to this list if you don't see it. Don't assume your panel is already listed because the PowerBook is already in this database. Apple used multiple suppliers for many parts and the model numbers for the same form factor/spec panel from a single supplier may have changed during production runs of PowerBooks, even as short as they were.