Who are the manufacturers of LED panels?
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http://www.panelook.com/sizmodlist.php?order=panel_id&by=desc&sizes[]=70&production_state=1 Check out this site. Shows who makes panel and specs but not who buys them.
have no idea what the connection to my question
Site brought fashioned the panels 800X600
http://www.panelook.com/bramodlist.php?order=panel_id&by=desc&brands[]=SONY&page=2
How do you know who produces panels of Panasonic WT 60 or WT600?
have no idea what the connection to my question
Site brought fashioned the panels 800X600
http://www.panelook.com/bramodlist.php?order=panel_id&by=desc&brands[]=SONY&page=2
How do you know who produces panels of Panasonic WT 60 or WT600?
You don't unless Panasonic or the panel maker publish that info which is unlikely. News articles such as those published on digitimes may provide a good idea. Otherwise you have to look at the Panasonic specs (for example) and try to find a panel that meets them. In other cases such as 70" displays only Sharp makes them.
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Maybe, sort of. The larger panel mfrs are: Samsung, LG, and Sharp. The smaller panel mfrs are: AU Optronics, ChiMei Innolux, Hitachi, Toshiba, IPS Alpha (Panasonic/Hitachi), S-LCD (Samsung/Sony), and HannStar. The list may be a bit outdated because some mfrs may stop making them or make them in conjunction with someone else.
Finding out who your particular panel mfr is can be very difficult because tv mfrs will change, even in mid-seaon, whose panels they are going to use and for which size. LG, for example, may use AU or ChiMei for some of their smaller panels (40" or less) but use their own panels for some tv's that are 47" or bigger. There are ways to determine what your panel type is but, as I said, it can be challenging.
Finding out who your particular panel mfr is can be very difficult because tv mfrs will change, even in mid-seaon, whose panels they are going to use and for which size. LG, for example, may use AU or ChiMei for some of their smaller panels (40" or less) but use their own panels for some tv's that are 47" or bigger. There are ways to determine what your panel type is but, as I said, it can be challenging.
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You can view your panel mfr and version in the service menu that should be done with caution however change the wrong setting and you can brick the set.
Both The Panny w60 WT 60 / WT600 sets use IPS edge light panels so are they are probably LG panels .
The W60 would probably have something like this
The W600 would probably have this one
Like OTTO says the mfrs can change panels in a given model but as long as they are using IPS panels they would likely be be LG.
The published reviews on both sets are not that great . OTOH Sony has a few sets with LG ips panels that seem to to work well.
Both The Panny w60 WT 60 / WT600 sets use IPS edge light panels so are they are probably LG panels .
The W60 would probably have something like this
The W600 would probably have this one
Like OTTO says the mfrs can change panels in a given model but as long as they are using IPS panels they would likely be be LG.
The published reviews on both sets are not that great . OTOH Sony has a few sets with LG ips panels that seem to to work well.
Is there any particular piece of information you need, or are you just curious as to who makes the LCD panel?
Anyway, here's an Innolux panel with similar specs to the monitor (monitor lists slightly worse GTG than the panelook listing) [this is the whole module with backlight]
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