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10.1 inch LCD monitor with HDMI interface

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Ruth's sister 10.1 inch LCD monitor 1920*1200 HDMI internal power cable

SKU CH-3A9N-55MYH

10.1 inch LCD monitor with 1920 by 1200 resolution and HDMI interface

  • 1 inch LCD monitor for compact embedded projects
  • 1920 by 1200 resolution delivers sharp HD detail
  • HDMI interface enables simple digital video connection
  • Internal power cable design keeps wiring tidy inside the build

10.1 inch LCD monitor with 1920*1200 resolution

This 10.1 inch LCD monitor delivers a 1920*1200 resolution through an embedded HDMI interface. The open frame design allows direct integration into custom enclosures or equipment panels. An internal power cable is included to simplify the wiring inside your build.

Suited for embedded projects needing a compact

Builders who require a touchscreen layer, a different aspect ratio, or a standalone desktop monitor with a housing should look at other options.

Highlights

  • 1 inch LCD monitor for compact embedded projects
  • 1920 by 1200 resolution delivers sharp HD detail
  • HDMI interface enables simple digital video connection
  • Internal power cable design keeps wiring tidy inside the build

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What HDMI source do I need to drive the 1920*1200 panel on this 10.1 inch monitor?

Any device with an HDMI output that can send a 1920*1200 signal — laptop, desktop, media player or single-board computer — will drive the panel at its native resolution.

Will the embedded HDMI interface on this 10.1 inch display work with an older graphics card that only has DVI or VGA?

You will need an active HDMI-to-DVI or HDMI-to-VGA adapter; the monitor itself only accepts an HDMI signal, so the source must ultimately provide HDMI electrically.

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