Win The Ultimate Raspberry Pi 4 Laptop as featured in Episode 407

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Since the Raspberry Pi first showed up in 2012 it has appeared in countless Pi-based projects on the element14 Community and in builds on element14 presents.

This build features the 7" Touch Screen Display7" Touch Screen Display designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi. This has been a go-to part for DJ in other builds, like his reedition of a Cyberdeck he built in Episode 488.

It is an elegant piece of kit to add the display needed to enjoy you favorite single board computer, the Raspberry Pi. Of course, it's not the only option - especially in a world full of engineers and makers like you.

To win this unique Raspberry Pi Portable, share an example of how you (or someone else) has added display to a Raspberry Pi.

It could be a different application of the 7" display - or it could be something that retrofitted an old display to work with the pi or used projection or big screens or split display across more than one screen. We're looking for your favorite examples of how people have addressed hooking up a display to a Raspberry Pi.

Share in the comments below (photos will help tell the story) for your chance to win.

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Top Comments

diggu_bhai_ over 5 years ago

By using old phone screen , or new technology with hair screen.
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dharmendrap over 5 years ago

As I am from middleclass family I was never able to afford xbox or playstation but I would or I wish to have a game console where we can have a set up of car clutch, accelerator, and brake and a steering wheel with a car like seating compartment it should be like a small car Virtual Reality gaming experience also I would love to have VR for playing cricket and also VR gaming for skate and VR for bike racing.
I love games ..
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dileepkumar.dk376 over 5 years ago

I am a student, I haven't been able to afford one yet, although I have keen interest knowing about it more.
It's being handy might help me complete my college projects
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hugohu over 5 years ago in reply to maxpowerr

Nice!
I have a DVI monitor but I nver got it to work, likely the adapter is faulty.
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maxpowerr over 5 years ago

For the Raspberry Pi, I adapted an old monitor via a VGA-HDMI adapter. Works really well.
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amitbakawat over 5 years ago

Your build is beautiful ️
Flutter is Google's mobile UI framework for crafting high-quality native interfaces on iOS and Android in record time. Flutter works with existing code, is used by developers and organizations around the world, and is free and open source.
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muruganazhaguvel over 5 years ago

This looks very nice. Frankly i never tried this type of small screen laptops before. It would be helpful if im selected. God bless
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arshadraza over 5 years ago

Raspberry Pi is just awesome many people don't know how to use it but in this video he teaches us ️ Thank you so much
I'm a big raspberry Pi fan u just never know what you can build with it the possibility are unlimited ️
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nickydapoet over 5 years ago

Game Pi43... Its incredible that you can add on a portable gaming console. Best Idea ever, if you like your retro games, like I do
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vf171 over 5 years ago

Working on connecting my Pi to a re-purposed 15” laptop LCD display and powering it with a LiFePo4 battery and charging it using a solar panel for portable amateur radio operations. Have an inexpensive Apache hard case and Rii keyboard to round it out. Been a blast so far!
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