DUMPSTER DIVING! GOOD FUN!HK-47 wrote:Along with all the other "crap" you find dumpster diving...JackFrost22 wrote:I would have just put that in my basement.
Hacking of Laptop screens possible?
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I wouldn't worry about it. That screen is only capable of 256 colors anyway. I have one. You couldn't use it for much beyond a 16-bit system...Fabre wrote:I wish I had known that when I threw away my perfect Toshiba 110CS screen w/ separate video boardSparkfist wrote:99.9999999% of the time no, if you have a very rare laptop that has a seperate controller board for the screen, and can mod it to accept an analoge signal they yes. But thats damn near inpossible.
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Well yes they can if you are willing to spend a little money.Felino wrote:Somone should make a sticky. Subject.
LAPTOP SCREENS CAN NOT BE USED WITHOUT A LAPTOP
Or somthing like that.
There is this guy on Ebay who sells controllers for some of the more common laptop Lcd's. The cost is about $70 shipped. You just email him with the Lcd you have and he will make a cable for it and program the controller for it.
http://cgi.ebay.com/VGA-TFT-LCD-Panel-L ... dZViewItem
Also you can buy kits from a guy on the lumenlab.com forums.
There is a 15.4" Wuxga 1920x1200 kit with controller for $325.
There is also a 10.6" 1280x768 kit with controller for $280
Nice screens and good controllers but a little high for a handheld.
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