... I have that I wanted to see if people could work together to solve with me. Here are the main concerns.<br/> <br/> We need to find a cheap touchscreen monitor, multi-touch compatable, usb POWERED, and has room for the R-Pi and battery in it. It needs to be about 7"-10" and not need any ...

<r>Quote from Novo on August 1, 2011, 07:01<br/> Cheapest Touchscreen I found was 80$. (7")<br/> I got a small 2,4" Keychain Display for 3€ and can use it with lcd4linux to display status <E>:)</E><br/> <br/> Cool. Do you have links?<br/> <br/> (Including ...

Cheapest Touchscreen I found was 80$. (7")
I got a small 2,4" Keychain Display for 3€ and can use it with lcd4linux to display status

... straight out of an arcade stick.<br/> <br/> I'm serious when I say I'd pre-order two right now if I could.<br/> <br/> Other uses? Well, slap a touchscreen and a battery on it and it's a tablet that could be used for work by connecting it to a decent keyboard and a bigger screen.<br/> <br/> ...

Oh, my... I was asking in a nudging way, I didn't even imagine it working via USB.

You fellows are unbelievable.

You're welcome, Liz.

Spot on - thanks Svartalf!

Heh... If the touchscreen interface talks via USB, they choose Linux as an OS, and there's Linux support for the touchscreen, the answer would be "yes".

<t>I mean, it's so small, relatively powerful for it's price... It's just a mini tablet pc waiting to happen.<br/> <br/> I could see it being used as sort of controller with an included screen.<br/> <br/> It could even be used as a GPS device with an attachment. The possibilities are useless.<br/> <...

A way to add a battery, 3.5mm audio jack and some way of connecting a touchscreen. Raspberry Pi Tablet, anyone?