Hi
I found this site and have read quite a few posts and I am amazed at all the info that is out there on these lcd screens.
I need your help.
I have a friend who's cousin is selling an lcd screen and I am wondering if you could tell me if it will work with an OHP (which I already have. Unfortunatly he lives in seattle and I live in MA so he gave me the info and I found one that is being sold on ebay
here is the link
LCD Screen
Also does anyone have ANY links to places I can buy either of these lcd panels
Sharp QA-1800
Sharp QA-2500
i am not looking for used I am talking about a web site that actually sells them and not through an auction.
Thanks in advance for your answers and your help😀
I found this site and have read quite a few posts and I am amazed at all the info that is out there on these lcd screens.
I need your help.
I have a friend who's cousin is selling an lcd screen and I am wondering if you could tell me if it will work with an OHP (which I already have. Unfortunatly he lives in seattle and I live in MA so he gave me the info and I found one that is being sold on ebay
here is the link
LCD Screen
Also does anyone have ANY links to places I can buy either of these lcd panels
Sharp QA-1800
Sharp QA-2500
i am not looking for used I am talking about a web site that actually sells them and not through an auction.
Thanks in advance for your answers and your help😀
Car LCD with OHP?
Lots of people have used car LCDs for projectors. They generally get a 7" Lilliput, because they are easy to take apart. Some LCDs have parts glued together, so it can be impossible to dissassemble them to remove the backlight. If you can get it apart without breaking it, then you could use it on an OHP.
I doubt the resolution number quoted in the eBay ad. Sellers of car LCDs usually count each dot as a pixel, even though you need a red dot, a green dot, and a blue dot to make up each full-color pixel. So that 1034 is probably 1/3 that. But it looks like a 16:9 format display. So that doesn't seem right either. Maybe the picture is BS, too! Maybe your friend's cousin could measure the horizontal & vertical size of the image for you?
Car LCDs are generally not high res displays, since the users would not be able to see more pixels on a tiny display.
Lots of people have used car LCDs for projectors. They generally get a 7" Lilliput, because they are easy to take apart. Some LCDs have parts glued together, so it can be impossible to dissassemble them to remove the backlight. If you can get it apart without breaking it, then you could use it on an OHP.
I doubt the resolution number quoted in the eBay ad. Sellers of car LCDs usually count each dot as a pixel, even though you need a red dot, a green dot, and a blue dot to make up each full-color pixel. So that 1034 is probably 1/3 that. But it looks like a 16:9 format display. So that doesn't seem right either. Maybe the picture is BS, too! Maybe your friend's cousin could measure the horizontal & vertical size of the image for you?
Car LCDs are generally not high res displays, since the users would not be able to see more pixels on a tiny display.
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