Theoretical...Modding a typical LCD with LED backlighting instead?

BrinNutz

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I was wondering if there would be a way to replace the typical lights found in LCD with LED lighting. I hear the LED lighting produces true blacks and better colors.


Please, tear this thought apart, I was just curious...
 
Yes it can and has been done.

Will it produce better colors, blacks, etc? No. Also don't expect to get even light distribution as well. It is a cheap way to save an otherwise broken monitor when the cathodes go out.
 
So how is Apples new MacBook running LED Backlighting without those issues, as well as Dell's new Lappie, all in meantime producing better colors, truer blacks...etc..

That's why I ask, because these pictures are supposedly superior to the predecessors...
 
Narrow light wavelength/polarized light orientation for a more complete block of light. Even better if mutiple 3 narrow wave length LEDs are used, specific to the red/green/blue filters of the subpixels which makes up one pixel.
 
What about the wiring...just need resistors and stuff?

I'm not the brightest crayon in the box, so what's all that mean? poster above me..
 
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