EDID dump labelled for an AUO 156XW02 panel, version V.6, a 15.6-inch laptop display judging by the model code.

Datasheet for the classic Microchip PIC16C84, an early 18-pin microcontroller with electrically erasable program memory, delivered as a 961 KB PDF.

ZIP archive of 1.34 MB labelled LSY400HM02-A01, a code that resembles an LCD panel designation, though the name does not state the brand or the exact contents.

EDID data for an AU Optronics B156XW02 V2 15.6-inch panel, with the name referring to an Acer 5742G laptop.

Catalogued as a schematic, this 58.1 KB PDF concerns the Catalyst 24WC03, a small I2C serial EEPROM, and in practice is its datasheet.

128-byte EDID image for the LP171WU1 panel with Dell part FR879, intended for panels equipped with an M24C01 EEPROM.

PDF of 674 KB named 25C01, catalogued among schematics, with no manufacturer, laptop or board identified.

Small firmware archive, 140 KB, labelled only Samsung SA100, with no board number, version or chip details in the name.

Samsung LE40N87BDX LCD TV memory dump, packed in a tiny 1.39 KB RAR, for main board BN41-00813E revision C1 driving a V400H1-L01 panel.

Small firmware package of 27.9 KB labelled HDMI DATA, catalogued as BIOS or firmware. The name suggests data related to an HDMI interface, possibly an EDID or the…

Firmware image labelled E1940S, version V014, dated 100118 in the name with an F764 tag, 256 KB in size.

PDF of 536 KB for the Atmel AT93C46, a small serial EEPROM using the Microwire-style three-wire interface.

Combined datasheet in PDF covering the 93C06 and 93C46 serial EEPROMs, small low-density Microwire memories from the 93-series family, 135 KB in size.

Innolux 15.6-inch panel EEPROM dump, with the name giving the model as B9-LOB and the revision as RV C1. The 20181116_164605 string is probably the read timestamp.

Samsung LTN101NT06 panel, variant 202, with a 2 KB EDID-related dump. The 24_16 prefix likely refers to a 24C16 EEPROM, which holds 2 KB, consistent with the file size…

A 130 KB PDF filed as a schematic, titled 28C16A, the A revision code of the 28C16 16 Kbit parallel EEPROM. The name gives no manufacturer or package details.

PDF document, 307 KB, named 24c16p, referring to the 24C16 serial EEPROM with an unexplained P suffix.

Lenovo archive labelled LCD D185W, 497 KB. The name does not explain what D185W refers to; it may be a monitor or display model, but this is not certain.

Firmware for a Samsung S24B300B monitor, a 214 KB ZIP whose name gives no board, panel or version details.

Rar archive of 658 KB labelled for an AMD Radeon R480 graphics product, with no board number, revision or card vendor in the name.

Indexed as a schematic, this 406 KB PDF lists the 93AA56, 93LC56 and 93C56 parts in A, B and C variants, which identifies it as a combined datasheet for a 2 Kbit…

Listed as a schematic, this 524 KB PDF carries the part numbers 25AA080A/B and 25LC080A/B, the Microchip 8 Kbit SPI EEPROM family, so its content is a component…

Small 64 KB binary labeled as an ASUS USB 3 firmware file, with no board model or controller part number in the name.

Original Microchip 24LC32 documentation in a 92.6 KB PDF, catalogued as a schematic but serving as the datasheet for a 32 Kbit two-wire serial EEPROM.

ZIP package for the Philips 28PFL4738 television, 5.06 MB, carrying only the model number in its name.

Panel EDID for a Chunghwa CLAA154WA LCD with the suffix 01Y, as written in the name. The 256-byte binary is a complete read of the display's configuration EEPROM, not…

Family datasheet for the Microchip PIC16F87x microcontrollers, a 3.74 MB PDF covering the flash parts in this group such as the 28- and 40-pin variants, indicated by the…

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

Datasheet labelled AT89C8252, an Atmel 8051-family microcontroller document of 316 KB; the same size as the AT89S8252 sheet suggests related or identical content, so…

Panel identification dump for the AU Optronics B173RW01, revision V4, a 17.3-inch notebook LCD. No laptop model is named.

An 81.4 KB PDF named for the 24C04 with a _3 suffix, probably one of several copies of the same reference sheet.

Archive named for the Philips 24PFL5237 LCD TV, ZIP format, 2.41 MB; contents are not described in the name.

ZIP archive of roughly 2.30 MB for the Philips 39PFL3850 television. Apart from the model the name is uninformative, so the precise contents, board and software version…

Firmware archive for an LG TV, model 32LH512U, with the suffix 3IC, which suggests it contains dumps for three chips.

Service archive for the Samsung UE40H4200 LED TV with main board BN41-02217B, assembly code BN94-07912P and panel CY-HH040AGLV1V.

Archive for the Acer SA240Y, which is a monitor model rather than a laptop, so the content is likely scaler or panel firmware or a service document.

ZIP file carrying only the Philips model code 22PFL2658 in its name, so its exact contents are unknown until opened.

Firmware for the Samsung S23A350H monitor, also listed by its LS23A350H model code, supplied as a small RAR archive.

Very small 1 KB binary named nn, too small to be a complete BIOS image and with no clue to the device or purpose in its name.

A 256-byte binary with the brief name i500, which does not state the panel or device clearly.