EDID image of a Samsung LTN156AT02 panel associated in the name with the Samsung R538 laptop, 256 bytes in size.

Samsung 156AT05-H01 panel EDID image, named without the usual LTN prefix, likely the LTN156AT05-H01 15.6-inch LCD.

WUXGA EDID image for the LP171WU1 17-inch panel, with HH258 in the name, which appears to be a host or part reference but is not explained.

EDID data dump for an LP154WU1 LCD panel, with the extra token YC475 in the name, which most likely marks a panel variant or source but is not explained.

128-byte EDID record for an LG LP150X08 LCD panel, TL variant, AC revision. This base block holds vendor ID, product code, timing descriptors and a checksum that the…

EDID for a B154EW01 panel, version v4, with an i1501 tag that likely refers to the laptop the dump came from.

EDID dump for the HannStar HSD140PHW1 14-inch class LCD panel, saved as a 256-byte binary.

EDID data for the Chi Mei N133BGE-LB1 panel, revision C2; the N133 prefix in Chi Mei numbering denotes a 13.3-inch laptop LCD.

Firmware for the LG E2260T monitor, delivered as a 2.73 MB RAR archive, with no version or chip details stated in the name.

Firmware for an Xvision XL1910S, most likely a display or monitor, packed as a 996 KB RAR archive; the name gives no chip type, version or board number.

EDID data for the N140BGE-LB2 14 inch LCD panel fitted to a Lenovo IdeaPad S400, in a 256 byte .bin. The N140BGE series is an Innolux/Chi Mei panel family.

Toshiba LTD121EXGS display EDID, 128 bytes in size, which equals one standard EDID base block.

A 128-byte EDID dump for the LTD141EN9B panel in an IBM T60, marked in Chinese as a customer version, meaning it was read from a customer's unit rather than a reference…

EDID dump for an LP154WU1 15.4-inch laptop panel; the name gives only the panel model, without revision or host system.

EDID contents for an LG LP154WX4 LCD matrix in the TL (C5) variant, stored as a 256-byte binary.

EDID binary for the LG LP173WD1 LCD in the TL (E1) revision, 256 bytes in size. It is the identification data kept in the small serial EEPROM on the panel, used by the…

A 128-byte file named dell56, which only hints at a Dell origin without naming the laptop or panel.

Alternative 128-byte EDID image for the HannStar HSD140PHW1 panel, marked as a second copy in the name.

The name says only Dell and LP141, the prefix of a 14.1-inch LCD panel family, without a full panel suffix or laptop model.

Chi Mei N140B6-L02 panel EDID, for a 14.0-inch notebook display as indicated by the model code; no revision is listed.

EDID image for the Chi Mei N116B6 L02 panel at revision C1, an 11.6-inch display going by the N116 prefix, typical of netbooks and compact laptops.

Panel EDID for a B170PW6 17-inch-class LCD as used in the Dell Vostro 1720, saved as a 256-byte binary.

128-byte EDID for a B141PW01 V0 14.1-inch-class panel; the Chinese text in the name translates as Dell original screen, marking it as read from a factory Dell display.

BIOS firmware for the Lenovo IdeaPad Y510 built on the Speedy mainboard, revision 3.0, with the part number 08G2000SD30QLV and a fully working label in the name.

Software for the Supra STV-LC50S660FL LCD TV on a 5800-A5M910-0P10 main board, chassis version V1N02, with the LCD panel noted.

Firmware dump for the Canon PIXMA MX537 multifunction printer with fax, stored in a RAR archive of about 9.3 MB.

Firmware dump for the Dell E2219HN monitor, stored in a 174 KB RAR archive. Monitor dumps usually come from a small SPI or EEPROM chip on the main board and are used to…

Firmware dump for a Samsung 2043BW monitor main board numbered BN41-00877A, in a 5.72 MB RAR. BN41 numbers are Samsung's own board part codes for display electronics.

Firmware for the LG W2253TQ-PF LCD monitor, packed in a 113 KB RAR archive. The name gives only the model, so the exact chip and firmware version are not stated.

Firmware archive for a Samsung 40-inch LED television, model UA40H5100AR, in a 3.55 MB RAR.

Firmware for the AOC E2343F monitor, a small 148 KB zip. The name does not say which chip it targets, such as the scaler flash or the EEPROM holding settings, so open…

BIOS image for a Sapphire Radeon HD 2600 Pro with 512 MB of GDDR2 on the AGP interface, with the number 600800 in brackets, probably a firmware or board identifier.

Small 93.9 KB archive for the G73JH-RBBX05 laptop with ATI graphics on an MXM module, labelled G73 board revision 2.0; the name also includes AGP.

Generic 256-byte binary named after a 17-inch WUXGA display, meaning a 1920x1200 resolution panel; no brand, panel part number or laptop model is given.

EDID data for the Samsung LTN170X2 panel, revision L02, saved as a 256-byte binary containing a base and an extension block.

An EDID block for the LTN141W3-L01 LCD, labelled in Chinese as coming from an Acer 4520 laptop.

A 128-byte EDID block for the QD14XL20 panel, labelled for the Dell D600 laptop. It carries the identification and timing data the panel presents to the graphics adapter…

EDID block for the LP171WU3 panel in the TLA1 revision, labelled as the HP variant of this 17-inch notebook display.

EDID image for the LG LP156WH2 15.6-inch panel, revision TL QB. The 256-byte file equals a complete 24C02 EEPROM read and can be restored to the chip on the panel board…

EDID base block of 128 bytes for an LP154WP1-TLA2 panel, labelled as the Dell version. OEM panels often carry customer-specific strings and IDs, so a Dell-sourced copy…