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Most likely you will damage the laptop screen itself if you slam it hard, not the laptop. An LCD panel is lit by a very thin, long, bright lamp. It is fragile, like any ordinary light bulb. If you put lots of pressure on the cover, the back light lamp will break. Depending on the laptop, it should be relatively easy to replace for $100-$200
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