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Replacement LCD bezel bracket for the 10.1" Inspiron Mini Duo 1090 with adhesive strip included
This genuine Dell OEM bracket is designed for the Inspiron Mini Duo 1090 netbook with a 10.1 inch display. It arrives new with the original adhesive strip still intact. The part replaces a damaged or missing front bezel to restore the screen frame. It fits only the specific Mini Duo model listed.
The bracket uses the factory adhesive strip to secure the bezel to the LCD panel. That bond is intended for a single installation and long-term attachment. Repeated removal and reattachment will weaken the hold. Buyers who need a reusable fastening method or a bracket for a different Dell model should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The bezel bracket is a passive mechanical part with no electrical connections, so it draws zero power during operation.
You need a Dell Inspiron Mini Duo (Mini 1090) chassis and a compatible 10.1" LCD panel; the bracket mounts between them using the intact adhesive strip.
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