Hackaday

Displays We Love Hacking: Parallel RGB

You might have seen old display panels, from 3″ to 10″, with 40-pin FFC connectors where every pin seems to be used for some data signal. We call these displays parallel RGB, or TTL RGB, or DPI, and ...
Hackaday

Displays We Love Hacking: SPI And I2C

I’ve talked about HD44780 displays before – they’ve been a mainstay of microcontroller projects for literal decades. In the modern hobbyist world, there’s an elephant in the room – the sheer variety ...
Cult of Mac

Here’s the argument for stacked Studio Displays [Setups]

Stacking Studio Displays might seem odd to many folks, but this user loves it. We’ve seen quite a few instances of stacked external displays in setups, but today’s M2 MacBook Pro rig might be the ...
Electronic Design

Flexible Displays: From Conformables to Foldables

What is a flexible display? Applications that demand flexible displays. Things to consider when choosing a flexible-display technology. Since the development of flat-panel displays, products often had ...