Do all LED LCD's connect to the inverter at the bottom of the display?
I ordered a replacement LCD from a shady company called Screenaid. The LCD they sent me did not connect to the inverter at the bottom of the display like my model uses. It simply does not fit.
The company is being reluctant to issue me a refund, saying that it's my fault that I ordered the wrong screen. They matched up the model numbers and said that my previous LCD was a WXGA and the one listed on their website clearly says WSXGA- *but that has nothing to do with the display connections, that's just resolution, right?* The details they advertised are that it's a *17" Macbook Pro Compatible WSXGA LED LCD*.
If that was true, and it was indeed a macbook pro LED LCD, then wouldn't it have had the video connector at the bottom?
Thanks people!
The company is being reluctant to issue me a refund, saying that it's my fault that I ordered the wrong screen. They matched up the model numbers and said that my previous LCD was a WXGA and the one listed on their website clearly says WSXGA- *but that has nothing to do with the display connections, that's just resolution, right?* The details they advertised are that it's a *17" Macbook Pro Compatible WSXGA LED LCD*.
If that was true, and it was indeed a macbook pro LED LCD, then wouldn't it have had the video connector at the bottom?
Thanks people!
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