There's one in the UK:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/IBM-46H3600-THINKPA … HkAAOSw4CFYubG8

Guessing you've probably seen that. It's going to be hard to get much cheaper though.

It might be worth trying Amibay.

EDIT

It seems that LCD might go by another model number too. Try looking for this:

LM121SS1T53

Oh, you're right, they look pretty much the same !

There's one sold for quite cheap on ebay uk (less than 20€ !)

Thank you very much !

Just be a little bit careful, I think that model of laptop has two different sizes 12.1 and 11.3.

But glad to be of help 😀

I've read that the 12.1" one is the active matrix screen while the 11.3" one is the passive matrix screen . The bottom part of my screen is definitely not a passive matrix screen so I shouldn't have any issues with that ^^

Great! Update with how it goes if you don't mind, I changed a laptop screen recently and it's not the easiest thing to do. And mine was from 2008 so I've no idea what a 95 era one would be like.

Yes I will 😉

This laptop might be the best pentium laptop I can put my hands on. It's been laying around for 1 or 2 years now. I've got in total 6 or 7 pentium laptops and none of them are good enough to me. Why ? their screen just sucks (I hate CSTN 🙁 ). This one is in poor physical shape (the rubbery-thing is peeling off. Though the shell isn't broken at least. I think I can fix this, I'll explain this later ^^) but it works and this has to be the computer with the cheapest TN screen available

My second "almost good" laptop I have is my Toshiba 210CDS. Unfortunately, like I said, the screen is bad and it has no L2 cache while this IBM might have some (not quite sure about that)

The 760 is perfect for Doom! The ESS chip sounds great and the Trident video chip they used actually works perfect for Doom and Outlawd

Deksor wrote:

Yes I will 😉

This laptop might be the best pentium laptop I can put my hands on. It's been laying around for 1 or 2 years now. I've got in total 6 or 7 pentium laptops and none of them are good enough to me. Why ? their screen just sucks (I hate CSTN 🙁 ). This one is in poor physical shape (the rubbery-thing is peeling off. Though the shell isn't broken at least. I think I can fix this, I'll explain this later ^^) but it works and this has to be the computer with the cheapest TN screen available

My second "almost good" laptop I have is my Toshiba 210CDS. Unfortunately, like I said, the screen is bad and it has no L2 cache while this IBM might have some (not quite sure about that)

It really is a shame that the number of working STN P1 laptops outnumber those with TFT screens (to this day and even back then AFAIK), but then again there's no such thing as a perfect 90s laptop because in my experience they usually either had a suckish screen, basic (or even no) sound, terrible build quality, or were just proprietary in ways that they shouldn't be.

Personally I wouldn't mind getting a replacement TFT screen for my Toshiba Satellite 315CDS laptop, but due to its' age it can be hard to find through specific searches, yet the inner workings of the screen panel look standard enough to the point where I might be able to drop in a screen from a regular old 12.1" laptop. This is just an idea on my bucket list so it can wait, after all I mainly use desktops for older applications and this laptop is mainly for shareware testing and floppy imaging so no big deal.

Well that one doesn't seem to be too much proprietary, the sound card is decent, the build quality is awesome (though the rubbery-thing wears off but I can fix this using "plasti dip"), etc ...

Since I've got good retro desktop computers (386s, 486s, pentiums ...), this will be useful if I want to play retro games on the go ^^

If I want the best audio and video quality out of my games I'll just use my desktop PCs

... FUCK

That piece of shit doesn't have the same connector 😠

and the board with the different connector is directly soldered to the old screen matrix, I can't even think to exchange them