First post, by Rikintosh
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I have some laptop screens from the 90's (10" to 13"), which work fine, but the polarizing film has spoiled (it looks like a kind of moisture), I removed it from some screens, and saw that the lcd itself is perfect (I get it view the image using the 3d glasses that came with my TV), but the colors and contrast are not right with the TV glasses. My idea was to simply remove the damaged film, buy a new film (from TV) and install it, but I can see that they are classified by angle (zero degrees, 45 degrees, 90 degrees).
I'm afraid to buy the film, and get the result I get with the 3d glasses (whose colors don't show correctly).
My doubts:
- Has anyone changed the polarizing lcd film from the 90s?
- DSTN screens use the same film, or do they use a specific film?
- Overall, how many degrees did you get the image on your screens?
10 years ago I saw this problem for the first time on a third party laptop, I thought it was some damage caused by misuse, but nowadays they are appearing for sale, many laptops with this problem, does anyone know what causes it? I have very old laptops here that didn't develop this problem. This has been good for me, because because of this defect (which most people in my country think is a damaged screen), I can get my beloved laptops at affordable prices.
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