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Raspberry Pi adds a 10-inch touchscreen for $80
Raspberry Pi has launched a 10-inch Touch Display 2 for $80, with 1920 x 1200 resolution and 10-point touch support.
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Raspberry Pi has expanded its Touch Display 2 lineup with a new 10-inch model priced at $80. Until now, the range included only 5-inch and 7-inch versions.
The new display offers a 1920 x 1200 resolution, viewing angles of up to 85 degrees, and support for up to 10 simultaneous touch points. The smaller models recognize only five touch points.
Designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi platform, the display connects directly to the single-board computer. Raspberry Pi positions it for information kiosks, smart home control panels, portable devices, and DIY projects.
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There is one major limitation: the 10-inch model works only with Raspberry Pi 5 and Compute Module IO boards. It does not support Raspberry Pi 4 or earlier models, nor the Raspberry Pi Zero series, because it requires a four-lane DSI interface.
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