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    15" Low timings, high res

    Where can i find a high res (greater then 1024x768) and low timing (pref less then 16ms) 15"TFT.

    A very odd request I know, but I am planning on mauling it to bits

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    You can't. >1024x768 is not possible for a 15" TFT.

    And I guess you want to make a cheap projector. Am I right?
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    A projector is right.

    But its a portable one so I can go round to schools and use it on their OHPs

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    Quote Originally Posted by -mb-
    You can't. >1024x768 is not possible for a 15" TFT.

    And I guess you want to make a cheap projector. Am I right?

    Yes it is. What about those laptops with insanely high resolution panels? Dell Inspiron 5150 for example
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    How about a LCD panel from a laptop? I know I can rewire them for DVI. Just need to find a supplier

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    AFAIK you need controllers. Which cost hundreds.
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