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A 10.1-inch IPS touchscreen for Raspberry Pi that connects over the DSI ribbon cable, so the GPIO header stays free for HATs. The 1280x800 panel has 178-degree viewing angles, toughened glass and up to 10-point capacitive touch. Pogo pins carry power and touch data from the Pi, so no separate supply is needed when the display sits on the board. It suits builders of dashboards, kiosks and control panels who want a larger screen than the small DSI panels.
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This 10.1-inch IPS capacitive touchscreen connects to a Raspberry Pi through the DSI ribbon cable connection. It has Raspberry Pi mounting points, so the GPIO header stays free for HATs and components. The panel has a 1280 x 800 resolution, 178° viewing angles and a toughened glass touch panel.
The touch interface supports up to 10-point touch, depending on the operating system. Optical bonding is used for clearer imaging. Backlight brightness can be adjusted by software, and a Raspberry Pi OS driver is provided.
When the Raspberry Pi is mounted on the display, pogo pins on the display's PCB carry power and the touch data connection, so no extra power supply is needed. To mount the Raspberry Pi away from the display, connect it with the DSI cable and power the Raspberry Pi and the display separately. The display needs at least 5V 1A through its USB-C port. A 5V/GND pin header on the display can run a 5V fan or a low-power 5V device. Using the display with a Raspberry Pi 5 requires a separate adapter cable.
