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| Transparent hi-res LCD screen It can be black and white (in fact, that's preferable) and it only needs to cover maybe 1/4 sq. feet. But it does need to have a decent resolution (somewhere in the neighborhood if 640 x 480 would be plenty). Is there a technical term for JUST the crystal, and no backlighting? Any leads to help me search would be greatly appreciated. edit: http://www.dorpo.com/pictures/pro_basic/DP-053H.JPG A display like that would be perfect if only it could work pixel by pixel instead with the blocky numbers only. |
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| You are lookign for an LCD Matrix, good luck finding a source that sells just the matrix though, most companies manufactuer their own.
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| Perhaps a portable DVD player screen? They're rather small, I turned one into a projector a while ago (until it broke :-)). The only problem is, even the TFT screens are very hard to read without a good backlight. Although leaving the casing on, they're just as thin as the image you posted, just not see-through. |
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| Check here: TFT LCD Panel: VGA and WSVGA They are relatively inexpensive, notebook replacement displays. Most have removable transflective and backlight assemblies. |
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| Just out of curiosity: how?
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| Since it was a TFT screen, just took the back-light off, bought a 1000W globe, 2 fresnel lens and a lens from a overhead projector. A bit of maths, and bang, projector for ~$100. The only problem is that a 1000W globe produces a bit of heat :-). I also tried making a projector using a 15" LCD monitor and an overhead projector, which had pretty nice picture quality (about 1.5m^2 at 1024x768px) , but suffered the same fate due to heat. I would never buy a projector, as they're so easy to make. Perhaps using an LED instead of a 1000W globe is the way to go? If you have enough money, and could find the right lenses, then you could potentially use a high-res 17" computer monitor. I've read about people using CRT guns, but that doesn't usually work too well. Last edited by zacs7; 05-29-2009 at 04:41 AM. |
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