Twist LCD panel part number

How can I know the LCD panel part number of Twist (Lenov Twist 3347 4HU)?
Do you have any idea?

there are several, apple buys the displays from more than one vendor, is my understanding.
if you need a display panel, ifixit.com & powerbookmedic.com both have them.

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Hi,
Please try the following store:
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You can also find part # on the 8th manual of the following link:
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which say : The United Kingdom 517863-031 on page 3-3.
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there are several, apple buys the displays from more than one vendor, is my understanding.
if you need a display panel, ifixit.com & powerbookmedic.com both have them.

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Hi Rod_RAB,
Welcome to Lenovo Community!
As per the query we understood that you are looking for LCD panel for your Lenovo G50-30.
You can use any of the above 3 parts, all are supported. Suggest you to visit nearby authorized service center for genuine Lenovo parts.
Please click here to visit the Lenovo support link and select your region to get the contact number.
Hope this helps!
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If you look at the list again, you have an HD+ (1600X900) screen. Any will fit and work fine. The 3 part numbers are for 3 different suppliers. If you want the exact same supplier you had, you can look it up here:
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