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This is a 1972 LCD DSM (Dynamic Scattering Mode) Not a big hit due to 20volts required to power the display also difficult to see the time in most enviroments. This is a worker and is now 33 years old. Visit www.dwf.cc for lots, lots more... The Digital Watch Forum
A quick mock-up I made in illustrator to illustrate the difference between a traditional LCD screen and the Nexus One OLED screen.
In this prairie there are no flowers, but lovely lcd screens.
South Korea pavilion at the Expo 2008 (Zaragoza, Spain)
Pabellón de Corea del Sur en la Expo 2008 (Zaragoza, España).
El contraplano está aquí: www.flickr.com/photos/felixs/2720156642/
On the other end of the cable, getting all the LCD's pins to the wombat is a piece of cake. I was sick of stranded wires buckling in the breadboard even after tinning them with 60/40, so I found some 50/50 plumber's solder. This eutectic alloy is very stiff and ideal for this application.
128x64 graphic LCD driven by an Arduino.
The font took like five hours of photoshop, hex-editing, and text-editing ... but in the end, it was probably worth it.
Yes, I could have written a script or something to convert raw image data to .h-files for the compiler, but saving images as flip-order mono BMP and running them through hex-editors to copy bytes to text-editors to do formatting and change the order around is so much more fun. :-)
So far the font has all 26 modern latin letters plus åäö, both upper and lower case, and occupies 3017 bytes of program flash.
Yet to do if I want a complete font is numbers and some punctuation marks and perhaps write some nice kerning routine to adjust the spacing between all letters.
Anyway, it works. It draws text anywhere on the screen and it looks good.
Now, imagine this running on a 256x64 OLED instead of this crummy LCD. :-)
Yes, 256 pixels in width would be sweet ...
- uploaded by ShoZu
then I drew a dot over and over. and when drawing a dot, if you don't refresh the screen, it becomes a line.
The LaCie 526 Monitor’s wide-gamut H-IPS A-TW POL panel covers an outstanding 98.5% of Iso Coated and 95% of Adobe RGB gamut - a larger range of vibrant colors previously unattainable by LCD monitors. This industry-leading panel provides 12-bit gamma correction with 16-bit calculation precision, individual monitor uniformity correction, and ColorKeeper backlight stabilizer. With its large 25.5’’ diagonal, wide 16:10 format, and high 1920x1200 resolution, it enhances productivity and allows full 1:1 scale display of 2 letter-size pages with extra space for toolbars. The included LaCie blue eye pro software offers a full-featured color management solution including automatic hardware calibration & ICC Profile creation, reference monitor matching, profile switching without recalibrating, calibration Test and Report, manual fine tuning, and ambient light analysis.
My T20 has having serious power issues, and the T23 had a faint screen problem, so I attempted a monitor transplant to create one working Frankenlaptop.
The process was fast, and was done with a small screwdriver I had around, and involved removing seven screws on each laptop.
Plastic stickers cover each screw to make the laptop case look smooth and beautiful. They didn't survive.
The transplant was successful in the sense that things fit back together, but not in the sense that the problem with the T23 was solved. The screen still took a long time to "warm up" even after the LCD and the inverter were placed! The T23 has been mailed away for repair or replacement now.
On the upside, I'm no longer afraid to attempt an LCD replacement in a laptop now!
After taking picture 13-366, I tried the same thing but with my Extension Tubes fitted, you can really see the detail here, had to use a tripod and remote as all the pictures were blurred slightly without them.
Try full size (Right click on picture and pick original)
Actual size = 9mm wide x 6mm tall (Approx)
My new Acer 22" Widescreen LCD, 5 ms response, 700:1 contrast ratio, 1680X1050 resolution, I LOVE IT!!!!!!!
(Almost) the latest version of my GPS-synchronized clock project. It's been transplanted to a Freetronics EtherMega board, and wired up to a 20x4 character LCD which displays information in real time. The OneWire temperature probe is still wired up, but not used.
LCD Soundsystem - May 8, 2010 - Le Bataclan - Paris, France
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at the Wireless Festival (sorry, O2 Wireless; everything I take a picture of seems to be sponsored by O2 eventually...)
#include
// LiquidCrystal display with:
// rs on pin 12
// rw on pin 11
// enable on pin 10
// d0, d1, d2, d3 on pins 5, 4, 3, 2
LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2);
char title[] = "Hello World! ";
void setup()
{
lcd.clear();
int i,j;
for(i=0; i<13; i++){
for(j=16;j>=i+1;j--){
lcd.setCursor(j+1,0);
lcd.print(title[i]);
delay(30);
}
}
}
void loop()
{
}
LCD Soundsystem @ Coachella 2010
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Recent LCD Soundsystem show at the House of Blues in Cleveland. (camera phone, sorry about the quality.)
I put a screen protector on the LCD screen for my DSLR. It came with 3, but I only used one. It was a pretty easy install (I can't stand bubbles and I'm glad I did not end up with any)
I did not buy a screen protector for my other Canon. It is not scratched though and I am pretty careful. But since this one flips and all, so I thought I'd put a protector on it to be safe.