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Hi guys!
This is my first post, so if something is wrong please tel me
I need a NON-touch screen display, 13", to attach to the raspberry pi b+ for a prototype.
I was looking for some monochrome display, but i think i can manage this also via linux settings.

Any suggestion?

Thank you!

What kind of interface? HDMI, composite, SPI, USB, MIPI DSI, LVDS, parallel, ...

bbodin wrote:What kind of interface? HDMI, composite, SPI, USB, MIPI DSI, LVDS, parallel, ...

Hem...no idea
It must be the most thin connector, and the most low voltage as possible.. but I'm open to every solution, so, if you have any suggestion I'll listen to you.

Thank you!

how much have you got to spend
how long to wait
http://hdmipi.com/
or
the foundation display ?
or
http://www.embeddedartists.com/products ... epaper.php

RaTTuS wrote:how much have you got to spend
how long to wait
http://hdmipi.com/
or
the foundation display ?
or
http://www.embeddedartists.com/products ... epaper.php

There is no 13" display available on the foundation display, isn't it?

After doing a bit of googling this sounds like what you're looking for?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 0V108S5365

morgantar wrote:

RaTTuS wrote:how much have you got to spend
how long to wait
http://hdmipi.com/
or
the foundation display ?
or
http://www.embeddedartists.com/products ... epaper.php

There is no 13" display available on the foundation display, isn't it?

well we don't know what will appear ;-p

I was going to use this...
http://www.amazon.com/Tontec-Raspberry- ... mi+monitor
If the foundation doesn't hurry up with their screen. While not 13" (and low res) it is quite price competitive for an hdmi screen.

Thanks for all the answers!
I only need a screen, without the plastic frames. any other option?

I found this 13" screen.
CODE: LTD131EQ2X
Now the problem is to know wich connector is it and if i can connect it at the raspberry.
What do you think?
follow some attachments

morgantar wrote:I found this 13" screen.
CODE: LTD131EQ2X
Now the problem is to know wich connector is it and if i can connect it at the raspberry.
What do you think?
follow some attachments

You will need a suitable LVDS Convertor Board around $30 - 40, happy searching..

fruitoftheloom wrote:

morgantar wrote:I found this 13" screen.
CODE: LTD131EQ2X
Now the problem is to know wich connector is it and if i can connect it at the raspberry.
What do you think?
follow some attachments

You will need a suitable LVDS Convertor Board around $30 - 40, happy searching..

Is it hard to find?
oh my god, the world of connectors is bigger than what i could imagine!

morgantar wrote:

fruitoftheloom wrote:

morgantar wrote:I found this 13" screen.
CODE: LTD131EQ2X
Now the problem is to know wich connector is it and if i can connect it at the raspberry.
What do you think?
follow some attachments

You will need a suitable LVDS Convertor Board around $30 - 40, happy searching..

Is it hard to find?
oh my god, the world of connectors is bigger than what i could imagine!

The answer is finding an ebay seller who offers a help service with their LVDS products and see if they may have something suitable

morgantar wrote:...
.... the world of connectors is bigger than what i could imagine!

You cannot look at connector alone and assume that whatever device will be compatible. 2 devices can have the same connector but be destroyed if not connected to what they were intended.
You MUST look at connector AND the design specification. If you are lucky you may find a standardized design spec like LVDS.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R4 ... r&_sacat=0

klricks wrote:

morgantar wrote:...
.... the world of connectors is bigger than what i could imagine!

You cannot look at connector alone and assume that whatever device will be compatible. 2 devices can have the same connector but be destroyed if not connected to what they were intended.
You MUST look at connector AND the design specification. If you are lucky you may find a standardized design spec like LVDS.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R4 ... r&_sacat=0

Hi klricks.
This is a problem I didn't know.
BTW I don't understand why it looks me is the only one interested in a 13" screen on the rasp :S
Is it so strange?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-Powered-P ... 0755881121
but to answer your question yes -
Why 13"

RaTTuS wrote:http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-Powered-P ... 0755881121
but to answer your question yes -
Why 13"

Thank you RaTTuS!
13" beacause of the porototype I'm doing (a sort of laptop).
nobody use raspberry for prototyping?

morgantar wrote:Thanks for all the answers!
I only need a screen, without the plastic frames. any other option?

Something like this? $120

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HDMI-VGA-DVI-AU ... 3a89e7777c

or use a lap dock
as a prototype any convenient size would be good.... ;-p
or use the HDMPI

hansotten wrote:

morgantar wrote:Thanks for all the answers!
I only need a screen, without the plastic frames. any other option?

Something like this? $120

http://www.ebay.com/itm/HDMI-VGA-DVI-AU ... 3a89e7777c

Yes!!!
Thank you!!

Finnaly it has arrived!

If I'm not wrong, I need to connect to the screen board a power adapter with 12v to make the screen work. right?

I bought this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/HDMI-VGA-DVI-AU ... 3a89e7777c

Also another question:
No way to use this screen directly connected to the B+?

morgantar wrote:Also another question:
No way to use this screen directly connected to the B+?

If the screen has DVI-D in then a simple DVI-D to HDMI cable will connect it to your RPi.

morgantar wrote:Also another question:
No way to use this screen directly connected to the B+?

The screen interface board shown in your ebay link has a HDMI input, so all you need is a HDMI cable.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Premium-HDMI-Ca ... 4d16537f97