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It has to be the same model, or a very similar one... Not only does it have to fit, but it has to have the same connection to the notebook MB. 

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It has to be an exact match. Sites like www.laptopscreen.com/ can get you a long way...

I once replaced the LCD of an ASUS eeeepc, but I don't know what site I got the LCD from anymore...

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It doesn't have to be an exact match.  It just has to be compatible.  If you know the model of your laptop, just google it for a monitor replacement.

 

I know first hand that the screen does not have to be an exact match.  I had a faulty Dell Studio XPS 13 that Dell replaced under warranty, but they replaced it with a Dell XPS 14 L401X.  I couldn't stand the 1366x768 resolution so I bought a compatible 1600x900 screen and replaced it.

 

The nice part is the screen's are actually pretty cheap compared to monitors.  I believe I spent ~$50 on the replacement.

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