This guide will walk you through installing and configuring the MHS-3.5" LCD (480x320) touchscreen on a Raspberry Pi with a default Raspbian OS (32-bit) image. The guide available over at LCD Wiki ...

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested in a new Raspberry Pi case complete with 3.5 inch TFT 480 x 320 pixel LCD touchscreen which is now available the purchase price of just $16 or roughly £13.

The Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 is here: a 7-inch, 720×1280 multitouch LCD designed for projects like dashboards, tablets, and automation. With improved resolution, full Raspberry Pi OS support, and ...

To be available immediately, the new Raspberry Pi touchscreen has an 800x480 resolution, 10-point capacitive touch support, 24-bit color and 70 degree viewing angle.

The Raspberry Pi 400 is the brains of the operation, while the touch screen LCD provides the display. You’ll also need a keyboard, mouse, and power supply for the Raspberry Pi 400.” ...

The new component means Raspberry Pi hackers can now experiment with an officially sanctioned 7-inch, 800-by-480, 10-point multi-touch LCD display for their Pi projects.

Connect the display to the Raspberry Pi according to the diagram below. The colors of the cables may vary depending on the supplier and batch. Focus on the function and pin number, not the color.

The official Raspberry Pi website states that the latest seven-inch touchscreen is available via some retail stores in the U.S for $60. Swag Store is selling the hardware for £48.00 in the UK.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation on Tuesday announced the availability of a touchscreen that brings the low-cost tiny computer one step closer to becoming a standalone mobile device. The touchscreen was in ...

The display has an 800×480 resolution, 10-finger capacitive touch capability, and an adapter board that is used both to power the display and connect to the Raspberry Pi with a DSI ribbon cable.

The Raspberry Pi can be attached to the back of the touchscreen to create a basic tablet, and both will run off one USB power source. The touchscreen measures 194 by 110 by 20mm.

As it turns out, the Raspberry Pi isn't the only maker board getting an official display. DIY computer kit Kano, a project that has been embraced by schools, has opened pre-orders for a 10.1-inch ...