Elo Touch Solutions 1991L 19" Open-Frame Touchscreen Monitor
- 19"
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A compact 7-inch high-definition LCD panel suited for tablet or embedded display projects
This 7-inch high-definition LCD panel suits developers building portable instruments, kiosk interfaces or custom tablet housings. Its small footprint fits tight enclosures where a standard desktop monitor would be impractical. The screen arrives new and ready for integration into bespoke hardware designs.
The module ships as a bare tablet LCD without a built-in scaler, HDMI board or touch controller. Buyers who need plug-and-play video input must source a compatible driver board separately. Projects requiring an all-in-one USB or HDMI display should consider a complete monitor kit instead.
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The product listing covers a 7-to-10-inch range; the specific panel supplied is the 7-inch HSD070IFW1-A00.
The 70 rating refers to the panel's 70-percent NTSC colour gamut, giving vivid but not professional-grade colour.
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