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This 8-inch display connects to a Raspberry Pi via the DSI port, providing a 1280x800 HD screen with ten-point capacitive touch. It uses pogo pins for I2C touch control and power, keeping the GPIO header free and eliminating the need for a separate power supply. It suits makers who want a high-resolution touchscreen without HDMI cables or GPIO conflicts. Compared to the official 7-inch display, it offers a larger screen and higher resolution, but requires a Raspberry Pi with a DSI port and may need software configuration for full touch functionality.
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This 8-inch IPS touchscreen display connects to a Raspberry Pi through its DSI port, the same interface the Official Raspberry Pi Display uses. No HDMI cable is needed. The screen has a hardware resolution of 1280x800 and supports ten-point capacitive touch, depending on the system and OS.
The touch panel is tempered glass with 6H hardness, and the display uses optical bonding. Touch is controlled over I2C through Pogo pins, which leaves the GPIO header free. The Pogo pins also power the display from the Raspberry Pi, so no separate power supply is required.
The rear has a 5V/GND output header for a fan or other low-power 5V devices. It also has a separate data/power header for mounting the Raspberry Pi away from the display, a touch port selection switch, and a USB-C port for powering the display separately. Mounting hardware attaches the Raspberry Pi directly to the unit. The slim bezel allows mounting in your own enclosure. Backlight brightness is adjusted in software, and a Raspberry Pi OS driver is provided.
