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Raspberry Pi monitor

Tweej · 2014-01-15 10:07:53

Just wondering if anyone has a good recommendation for a cheap raspberry pi monitor? I have the HDMI cable but no HDTV, and don't really want to buy an adaptor and get no use from it, whereas if I get a small, around 7 inch screen (is that a good enough size?) then I can use it for future Pis I use Any suggestions?

15-01-2014 10:07am

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Tweej

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Just wondering if anyone has a good recommendation for a cheap raspberry pi monitor?

I have the HDMI cable but no HDTV, and don't really want to buy an adaptor and get no use from it, whereas if I get a small, around 7 inch screen (is that a good enough size?) then I can use it for future Pis I use

Any suggestions?

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#2 22-01-2014 2:38pm

PrzemoF

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What do you need it for? You can get anything from 2" up for RPI.
I will be experimenting with an 7" screen from a photo frame.

More here: http://www.raspberrypi.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=64830

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#3 22-01-2014 4:52pm

beauf

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The phono cable and scart adapter are about €7

Or a HDMI to VGA is a bit more, but a HDMI to DVI is cheap.

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