There were essentially two major hardware revisions in the era of the 750 and 755:
1) The 750 range, 755c and 755Cs share plenty of hardware which can be swapped between machines. Note - To some extent, much of the 750 and 755 hardware is shared with the 355/360 & 370C
2) The later 755 range is very different and includes the 755CD, 755CDV, 755CE, 755CSE, 755CV & 755CX and all share similar base hardware, although each one tends to have unique daughterboards making it what it is. An example of this would be the CD version which includes sizable daughterboards containing a huge deal of video and audio hardware to provide multimedia functionality.
You can download all the drivers for 750/755c/755cs here.
You can download all the drivers for 755CD, 755CDV, 755CE, 755CSE, 755CV & 755CX here.
You can download all the mwave software for the 755CD, 755CDV, 755CE, 755CSE, 755CV & 755CX here.
LCDs of 750C and 755c are compatible...
I broke my 755C LCD and wanted to find a replacement. During the past month, I tried different 10' TFT but didn't even think that 750C LCD is actually compatible although it has two sliders.
So, this is how it looks like by putting 750c two slider TFT on a 755c
Basically the 750/755C LCD has 2 detachable inverter boards, one is for the backlight assembly (on the top of the picture), with the part number of INVC192, serving 2 CCFL. Another one is call "inverter board" by IBM also (bottom one), and the part number is PN53G9730, which has 2 sliders in 750C but 1 slider in 755C.
The backlight assembly has two CCFL. I didn't try replacing them with LED one, but apparently it's not easy to tear it down.
I believe the INVC192 is sold as a part of Hitachi LCD screen panel. And based on my experience, most of the black screen cases are because of a bad inverter board (but the CCFL bulbs always work)
Disassembly and reassembly of the LCD is pretty straight forward, and one thing you need to be careful about is that the connector connecting inverter board PN53G9730 and the screen panel (white one on the bottom of the picture). It's tight ,and you cannot see it while removing the inverter board.
Well, one last thing, if you want to replace the ccfl with some LED, I'm sure the black one is ADJ, and I believe starting from the orange one, the order is VOC (>10v?), ADJ, ENA(>3.5V?), and GND.
