Yes, you can replace the screen with a QHD touch -- subject to realizing it will appreciably slow system performance and cut the battery runtime by about 50% (if you now see 8 hours of battery run, you'll see about 4 with QHD).
If the system is in warranty, bear in mind the screen replacement will void the warranty.
Yes, if you have a few hundred dollars and aren't concerned with the warranty or with battery life (expect the battery runtime to be cut in half from what it is now).
so its mean the Batteries laptop capability was deferent with the touch series? it should upgrade also?
other thinks, I have problem also with my Lcd xps 13 9360 non touch. and its hard to find the parts. and the technician said "had to be open first to know the part number to order.."
are they lie or its just like that the procedure to order? as I know to get the spare part just input the "xps 13 9360 non touch"" than you will find on the market.
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Posted November 14th, 2018 04:00
Yes, you can replace the screen with a QHD touch -- subject to realizing it will appreciably slow system performance and cut the battery runtime by about 50% (if you now see 8 hours of battery run, you'll see about 4 with QHD).
If the system is in warranty, bear in mind the screen replacement will void the warranty.