Raspberry Pi Touch Screen Monitor - Usparkle 10 Inch Touchscreen Monitor with 1280X800 Display,Rear Housing, Cooling Fan,10-Point Capacitive Touch, Touchscreen Monitor for Pi 4/3 /2/ Zero/B PC
Brand: Usparkle
Color: black

Raspberry Pi Touch Screen Monitor

☞ 【IPS Technology & 10- Point Touch】 IPS technology offers you greater flexibility in expanding the screen and enables you to view excellent color and contrast values from extreme angles. No matter where you sit, you will always see the picture in full color. Responsive and intuitive input with 10-point touchscreen, you can tap, slide, scroll, shrink and enlarge in just 3 to 5 ms for highly productive multitasking.
☞ 【High Definition with True Color】 The portable HD monitor with HD 1280x800 resolution, 10.1 inches, IPS panel. Dynamic contrast 1000: 1, brightness 400 cd / m², 60 Hz. Offer an incomparable viewing experience and feel every detail. Protects your eyes, no glare, you can optimally protect your eyes even during long viewing times.
☞【Design for Raspberry Pi 】 Mount your Raspberry Pi on the back of the display and remodel your exclusive Pi project directly with protective rear housing. Built-in cooling fan , it can better ventilate the CPU,other Pi components and extend screen life by cooling the heat from the Raspberry Pi for better operating experience.
☞【Raspberry Pi Touch & Portable Monitor】 Through professional space for Run Raspberry Pi ,you can connect it with your Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/1 / 3B + / BB, Banana P, supporting Raspbian, Retro Pi, NOOBS, Debian, Ubuntu, and Kodi system. Through HDIMI and Type-C interface, the touchscreen is upgraded to portable monitor, offer versatile connectivity with smartphones, laptop, game consoles, cameras, Windows 7/8/10 PC.
☞【Built-in Speaker & Foldable Bracket】 The touchscreen display has built-in dual speakers and a 3.5mm headphone jack to deliver you stereo sound experience. The foldable bracket / VESA hole / wall mounting hole ensure that it can be adapted to any all-in-one, integrated DIY projects like programming learning, and making your own Internet of Things (IoT) devices.