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Posted by DejvCZ

- September 15, 2018, 18:40:40

I own the Acer Aspire 5 NX.GTPEC.003

In the AIDA 64 programs, I learned that it was equipped with this display
. LM156LF1L03 google search in web panelook

How can they be able to put a 262K color display in such a notebook in 2018?

Posted by The Real Joe

- September 05, 2018, 19:04:04

I have this same model display panel in another laptop (Dell Latitude 3580), with similar dismal out-of-the-box color calibration issues.

While I realize that all displays even of the same mfgr/model number are unique, I was wondering of you would mind posting your ICC display calibration file? I don't have my own calibration tool, and am thinking that your color profile would be better than the factory default display.

Many thanks!

Posted by David Sigut

- September 05, 2018, 13:58:36

On Google Play, I downloaded an app that measures lux in my mobile.

And on the laptop screen, I measured 100 lux from a distance of 1 cm.
Can 100 lux consider 100 cd / m2?

with greetings david

Posted by Redaktion

- May 06, 2018, 17:05:08

Hop or Drop. A GeForce MX130? Until now only two laptop manufacturers have built this pared down version of the MX150 into their models. One of them is Acer who uses this rare combination of an i5-8250U and the MX130 in their 15-inch Aspire 5. Among other things we will find in our test how large the difference in the graphics performance really is and whether the Acer is mainly suited for work or also for gaming.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Acer-Aspire-5-A515-51G-509A-8250U-MX130-FHD-Laptop-Review.301986.0.html