A 256-byte binary named U763.154W01, which by its size and the other files in this set is most likely an EDID dump for a laptop LCD panel.

Display EDID for a Samsung LTN140AT07 panel, revision L01, as fitted in a Lenovo Z465 notebook, 256 bytes long.

Panel identification image for the Samsung LTN154X3, revision L03, stored as 256 bytes of raw binary.

EDID dump of a Samsung LTN101NT08 10.1-inch netbook panel, with 805 in the name, likely a variant or revision code, stored as 256 bytes.

EDID for the Samsung LTN154X3 panel in its L0A revision, a compact 128-byte binary. Other catalogued dumps cover L01 and L03 of the same 15.4-inch model, so match the…

Alternate EDID dump for the LG LP156WH4 15.6-inch HD panel in the TL N2 variant; the (2) in the name marks it as a second copy.

EDID dump for a Samsung LTN121W1 12.1-inch class panel, marked in the name for the Dell D430.

Stored panel identification for the LTN141W1-L01 LCD as used in a Dell 630M notebook. This is a 128-byte base EDID block, the same data read by the graphics driver over…

Panel EDID image for the LG LP156WH3, a 15.6-inch laptop LCD, with no revision or host notebook given in the name.

EDID content for the LG LP101WH1 laptop panel, marked revision TL A3, saved as a 256-byte .bin.

Dell Inspiron 1710 LCD EEPROM image for a Sharp 1920x1200 panel, 2 KB in size. That is larger than a plain EDID block, so it likely represents a full 24C16-class chip…

An EDID binary for a Dell D630 fitted with a B141EW04 V.5 panel at 1280x800. The S24CS02A token names the 2-kilobit serial EEPROM on the panel that holds this data.

Chi Mei N156B6-L06 panel EDID, revision C1, saved as a 256-byte binary. The descriptor reports the panel's identity and timing data to the notebook's graphics hardware…

EDID image belonging to a Chi Mei N154I6-L03 LCD, a 15.4-inch panel as the N154 prefix denotes. No board revision is given.

EDID dump of a Chi Mei N141I1-L03 notebook LCD, a 14.1-inch size going by Chi Mei part codes; no revision appears in the name.

EDID image for the B141XG09 V.2 14.1-inch-class XGA panel; the Chinese character in the name simply means screen, indicating a Dell display.

Panel EDID for a B133XW02 V0 13.3-inch LCD, with HPCQ35 in the name, which points to an HP Compaq CQ35 laptop.

A B121EW03 panel EDID labelled for the Dell 1210, a 12.1-inch AU Optronics part; no revision is given in the name.

EDID image for the AU Optronics B170PW03 V1 17-inch laptop panel, without a host model in the name. At 256 bytes it fills a 24C02-size panel EEPROM.

AU Optronics B156XW01 V2 EDID, a 256-byte binary taken from a 15.6-inch laptop display.

512-byte EDID-type image for a 17-inch WUXGA (1920x1200) laptop panel, with LA-2881 in the name, a Compal-style motherboard number for the machine it came from.

Firmware dump for an XVISION XL1910AI monitor, a 19-inch-class display, marked ok in the name, meaning the uploader reports it as working.

Firmware archive for a Samsung 1731BF LCD monitor, apparently for the controller CPU on its main board.

Collection of memory dumps for the Samsung LE32B530P7WXRU LCD television, packed as a 3.65 MB RAR archive.

Firmware dump for a Samsung S20A360 Plus, labelled as tested and working, supplied as a small 202 KB ZIP archive.

Working BIOS dump for the ASUS P5QL PRO desktop motherboard at revision 1.02G, a 597 KB RAR archive (the name writes the model as P5QLP RO).

Firmware dump in a 143 KB RAR archive labelled S20B315B, which appears to be a monitor model code; no brand, chip type or version is given in the name.

BIOS image for the ASUS Eee PC 1005HA netbook, with the name pointing to firmware version 1601.

Firmware dump for the AOC E936VW monitor in a 180 KB RAR archive. The name gives no main board number, scaler type or chip label, so inspect the board and compare the…

ROM image for a Sapphire Radeon X1800 GTO PCI-E card with 256MB of memory, packed in a ZIP archive of roughly 83 KB.

A 256-byte image labelled only by screen size and resolution class: 15.4-inch WXGA+, which corresponds to 1440x900 widescreen panels.

Firmware read directly from a working Samsung S19A310N Plus, according to the name, which marks it as a copy from the device.

BIOS firmware for the Sony VGN-BX series business notebooks, marked unlocked, which typically means a supervisor or power-on password has been cleared in the image.

EDID dump for the Samsung LTN173KT01 17.3-inch panel, labelled V01 in the name, 256 bytes long.

EDID image for an LTN170CT05 17-inch panel, which the name describes as WUXGA and associates with the code CY194, stored as 256 bytes.

EDID image of an LG LP154WX7 15.4-inch panel used in Dell systems, with the name also showing the Dell part reference F253H, stored as 128 bytes.

An EDID dump for the LTN141W1-L02 LCD panel, labelled for the Dell D620 laptop. At 128 bytes it holds a single base EDID block, the identification data the panel reports…

LG LP156WH3 EDID image for the TL S1 revision of this 15.6-inch notebook LCD. Sized at 256 bytes, it fills a 24C02-class EEPROM and can be programmed as a whole-chip…

Display EDID dump for LG LP156WH3 panels in the TL Q1 revision, a 15.6-inch laptop screen type.

EDID image for the LG LP173WD1 17.3-inch panel, revision TL A2, in a Dell configuration; the name also includes MC13K followed by 173WD1, apparently a Dell label…