Which systems typically have removable and replaceable LCD panels?

Removable and replaceable LCD panels are a feature primarily found in portable and multifunctional devices. In this context, laptops, All-in-One computers, and tablets are designed with user serviceability in mind, particularly for their screens, which can suffer from damage or wear over time.

Laptops often have screens that can be replaced, allowing technicians to swap out cracked or malfunctioning panels without replacing the entire unit. All-in-One computers, which integrate the monitor and the computer into a single unit, also typically allow for the LCD panel to be replaced, facilitating repairs while maintaining the device's functionality. Tablets, similar to laptops, may have interchangeable screens, making it easier to manage repairs related to display issues.

In contrast, other options involve different types of devices. Desktops and servers generally use traditional monitors rather than integrated LCD panels, making panel replacement less common. Smartphones, while they have LCD displays, are typically much more intricate to disassemble and replace, often requiring specialized tools and knowledge. Similarly, monitors for desktops or servers are usually not designed with user-replaceable LCD panels in mind, making repairs complicated. TVs and projectors may have LCD components, but they are often designed for professional repairs or recycling rather than quick user replacements.