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.

Now there’s an official accessory that turns the Raspberry Pi into a sort of standalone device though: Raspberry Pi now offers an official touch display for $60.

The new 7-inch display, which sells for $60 online and in stores, lets users of the popular DYI boards create their own tablets.

Processing is a programming language that allows people to make visual art (amongst other things) using programming and recently it released a version that works on the Raspberry Pi. Adafruit put ...

Because you’re using a Raspberry Pi you can add other input devices as well and even make a touchscreen home automation system with your Pi and some relays. In short, it’s a great little package.

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 ...

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 ...

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.

Raspberry Pi 7" Touch Screen Case Image: J.A. Watson The cut-outs in the case align perfectly with the Raspberry Pi B+/2/3 ports, and they have embossed identification symbols.

15 thoughts on “ Capacitive Imaging With A Raspberry Pi Touch Screen ” Jan says: August 18, 2016 at 4:48 am Capacitve imaging, that’s and interesting concept. Report ...