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LIPS known as LCD Integrated Power Supply, and LCD is Liquid-Crystal Display. LCD is a board that fill with liquid crystal to produce a colored image by selectively filtering a white light (usually from CCFL lamp)in each pixel. (only the board LCD) LIPS consist of Power supply for CCFL lamp and battery for addressing module, and LCD. so LIPS can't named as is if its without LCD board. Monitor LCD consist of LIPS, CCFL lamp, addressing module, LCD, bracket, standard that ready to sell.
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