LCD panels

[zardoz]

as I said... the search goes on.....

The design looks good Morien... was it you that was going to dummy it up to look like a grandfather clock?

Zardoz

[Morien]

nah that wasnt me.
I was also thinking of adding a second lcd to it, just a display controlled by the computer for dvd, and stuff. Also thinking of having it display the current temperatures inside the computer part and projector part. I can find out easily how to do the computer part, but not too sure about the projector part. Also trying to find if i can control the power to the light (make it go on or off) via the computer.

[zardoz]

The list of panels as they apply to Nexcom boards..... still unsure of what use this will be.....I will contact nexcom this coming week to ask about what other material's will be required.....(if this works as it looks like it might)


Zardoz

1. C&T-69000/69030 VGA LCD/Panel support list
TFT LCD :
Hitachi TX30D01VC1CAA
Hitachi TX31D02VC1CAA
Hitachi LMG9970ZWCC
Hitachi LMG9972ZWCC
Samsung LT121-103
Samsung LT121S1-105
Samsung LT133X1-104
Samsung LT141X2-126
Samsung LTM150XH-L01
Samsung LT150X1-151
Sharp LQ64D341
Sharp LQ10D42
Sharp LQ12S41
Sharp LM12S40
Sharp LM12S402
Sharp LM12S41
Sharp LM12S49
Sharp LM12S4P
Sharp LQ12S56A
Sharp LQ12S41
Sharp LQ14X01
Sharp LQ14X03E
Sharp LQ15X01W
Sharp LQ15X01DG11
Sharp LQ64D341
Sharp LM15X80
Sharp L214X03E
Prime View P64CV1
Prime View P64CV2
NEC NL8060BC31-01
NEC NL8060BC31-17
NEC NL8060BC31-09
NEC NL8060B26-17
NEC NL8060AC26-04
NEC NL10276AC30-04R
NEC NL6448AC33-18
NEC NL6448AC33-29
Toshiba LTM12C016
Toshiba LTM12C275A
Toshiba LTM08C343S
Toshiba LTM10C209H
Toshiba LTM12C289
Hosiden HID1506-010100
LG LM151X2
LG LB121S1-A2
LG LM151X4-A3
LG LP064V1
LG LQ150V1DG11
Matsushita EDMGRA5KAF
Fujitsu FLC31SVC6S
Optrex DMF-50714NCU-FW
Sanyo LM-GK53-22NTX
Philips HLD1506-010-130SE

LVDS LCD
NEC LCD NL6448AC33-18.
Samsung LTM150XH-L01
Samsung LTM10C306L


2. VIA VT 8606 VGA LCD/Panel support list

Toshiba LTM10C209A
Toshiba LTM12C275A
LG LB121S1-A2
UNIPAC UB104S01
Sanyo TM150XG-22L03
Samsung LTN121X1-L01




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[fungus]

If someone had a working laptop with an USB port.

Then it would be possible to connect a TV tuner to it.


Do you guys think using this for a projection setup could work?


My main concern is luminosity. A laptop LCD is very different than a projection LCD, so I wonder if it can be done (without disassembling the laptop of course).



Please tell me someone already did this and got good results

[zardoz]

Hi folks: I found this site just now......it has a TON of info....hope you find it interesting/helpfull. Again..if you see something that looks like THE ANSWER! please pass on your findings to the rest of us.....

http://www.eio.com/datashet.htm





Zardoz

[stoko]

lifter!
if you have video card that has connector for external DVI transmitter, then you can hook up laptop LCD directly to it!
you just need pinout for LCD and that connector!
it gives all the signals that you need!

[Smoke Eater]

Curiousity got the best of me and I took a perfectly good Toshiba laptop and dismantled it far enough to expose the lcd screen. It actually dismantled pretty quickly and easily. I then shot light (from just an inexpensive spot light) through the 12 inch lcd into a page magnifier held close to the lcd (which actually is pretty close to the same size) and focused that with my planoconvex lense......ladies and gentlemen, we have GOT to figure out how to make these laptop screens work for us! There seems to be so much potential there. My laptop screen is 800x600 res. and it made a very pretty picture on the wall. Unfortunetly, my wife came in and caught me with my laptop in pieces and made me put it all back together LOL! I know this has been mentioned before, but can't we just "gut" an older laptop and use it to power the lcd screen? What functions/parts are necessary in using an old laptop as a "portal" through which to say run a tv tuner card through to the lcd panel? If the card "overlays" the screen, do we need lots of processing power or ram? (mine is an older 380 mhz AMD with 32meg of ram so it can't take much) Do we need the keyboard and all the drives (hard and floppy) to be in working order to display things? Sigh.....

[stoko]

can anybody post here some diagrams/pinouts for those video cards with connector for external dvi doughter board?

i think that is the simplest and the cheapest way to do it!

and there wouldn`t be any A/D or D/A conversion, which means the best possible quality of the picture!

[stoko]

check this card:

http://www.xbitlabs.com/video/visiontek-titanium/

[stoko]

same thing with doughter card!