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The 7" touchscreen for Raspberry Pi gives users the ability to create integrated all-in-one projects, such as infotainment systems or embedded projects. The 800 x 480 display connects via an adapter board that handles power conversion and signals.
10 finger capacitive touch screen - 7'' diagonal - maximum resolution 800 x 480 pixels - Raspberry Pi compatible (all versions)
Your Raspberry Pi gets a makeover!Turn your Raspberry Pi into a touchscreen tablet, an entertainment system, or a standalone device! Truly interactive, the latest software drivers will support a virtual keyboard. So there's no need to plug in a keyboard or mouse.
Make your own products for the Internet of Things (IoT), incorporating a visual display. Just plug in your Raspberry Pi, develop a Python script to interact with the display, and you're ready to create your own home automation devices with touchscreen capability. A range of software and educational programs available on the Raspberry Pi will be enabled, to make learning and programming on the Raspberry Pi easier. |
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Raspberry Pi Display 7'' (7'') |
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Raspberry | |
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RASPBERRYPI-DISPLAY | |
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Screen |
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Product referenced on 2 Sep 2015
Very good screen, even if I don't know if it's my fault but the port to put the tablecloth was broken when I wanted to put the tablecloth (I probably forced it too much) otherwise very good touch screen!
This touch screen is very responsive, I am impressed with its quality I have had tablets with a much worse screen. I find this screen to be equivalent in quality to the google nexus7 tablet.
Very good product. Easy to assemble. Very good delivery time. Perfectly compatible with the Raspberry Pi3 although this is not mentioned in the description.
When this touchscreen and an HDMI cable are connected simultaneously, the Raspberry Pi3 does not switch to HDMI: even when forcing settings like #hdmi_force_hotplug=[num] or #hdmi_drive=[num]. Guaranteed headache: I ended up disconnecting the screen and connecting only the HDMI.
Thank you LDLC for the fast delivery by courier.
What can I say about this screen... It works great! And I want to reassure people, it is perfectly compatible with RaspberryPi 3 although it is not mentioned in the description.
The pointer is very precise to the touch. The display quality is really "more than correct" it's not HD we agree but really very clear and readable.
If you're looking for a screen that's not too small or too big for your projects then don't hesitate!
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