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This is an 8-inch IPS touchscreen with a 1280x800 panel, 10-point capacitive touch and toughened 6H glass. It connects over HDMI for video and USB-C for touch, and its Raspberry Pi mounting points leave the GPIO header free for HATs. That makes it a practical choice for Pi dashboards, retro consoles and PC or Jetson Nano side displays. Against smaller 5- and 7-inch Pi screens it trades a little desk space for a sharper, roomier picture and wider 178-degree viewing angles.
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This 8-inch IPS touchscreen display connects to a Raspberry Pi 4, 3 or 3A+ through the USB-C port. It has Raspberry Pi mounting points, so the GPIO header stays free for HATs and components. A standard HDMI port also lets it connect to a PC, a Jetson Nano or a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W. The Zero needs an additional mini HDMI adapter and USB cable.
The panel has a 1280 x 800 resolution and 178° viewing angles. It uses a toughened glass panel with a hardness of up to 6H and optical bonding touch technology. The capacitive touch interface supports up to 10 points, depending on the operating system.
The display has a 3.5mm headphone jack, a 4-pin speaker header and HDMI audio output. A backlight button turns the backlight on and off. A multi-language OSD menu controls power, brightness and contrast, and brightness can also be adjusted in software.
