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barryo2002 · 07-27-2011, 02:43 AM

Bump!!
I know this is an old thread, but screen breakage is a daily occurence and i thought that this might help some of you guys. I have a "Papyre 6.1" (Spanish OEM of the hanlin V3) which uses the exact same screen as the SONY PRS-505. The serial number for the screen is ED060SC3(LF), which apparently is in short supply so it can be substituted by the screen number: ED060SC4(LF). I have found what i believe to be the cheapest supplier of this screen, which can be found here: http://laptopparts.en.alibaba.com/pr...brand_new.html
I already inquired and the price plus shipping to Spain is 70$ plus 30$ shipping. 100$ total. If i pay by paypal they ask for 4.5% extra, (cheap buggers!!) anyway, hope this helps some of you guys. 100$ with shipping included is still a lot cheaper that 180$ plus shipping that sony or Hanlin charges, Fitting the screen is really quite easy if you have a tiny philips head screwdriver and a bit of patience.

07-27-2011, 02:43 AM	#9
barryo2002 Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2011 Device: Hanlin v3	Bump!! I know this is an old thread, but screen breakage is a daily occurence and i thought that this might help some of you guys. I have a "Papyre 6.1" (Spanish OEM of the hanlin V3) which uses the exact same screen as the SONY PRS-505. The serial number for the screen is ED060SC3(LF), which apparently is in short supply so it can be substituted by the screen number: ED060SC4(LF). I have found what i believe to be the cheapest supplier of this screen, which can be found here: http://laptopparts.en.alibaba.com/pr...brand_new.html I already inquired and the price plus shipping to Spain is 70$ plus 30$ shipping. 100$ total. If i pay by paypal they ask for 4.5% extra, (cheap buggers!!) anyway, hope this helps some of you guys. 100$ with shipping included is still a lot cheaper that 180$ plus shipping that sony or Hanlin charges, Fitting the screen is really quite easy if you have a tiny philips head screwdriver and a bit of patience.