9:47 A while ago I had to install 25 touchscreens like this one. Fortunately I used to play with Lego a lot, when I was little. And since I saved all my Legos stuff I made myself a simple rig, to easily align the screen with the display. All are aligned perfectly. And it didn't take much time at al.
The touchscreen didn't need any configuring? Wow, I'm impressed! I've spent many hours configuring touchscreens, over the years - trying to get them precise ... a veritable pain!
This is an interesting piece of kit. I like the fact it can run Windows 10 and the touchscreen seems quite responsive. I can see how this would be fun when creating projects. Thanks for showing off the device. I look forward to additional LattePanda videos.
It's great to see a raw, unedited "warts n all" video. USB upside down (twice), screen upside down, a cellophane mishap, it all adds to the mix. I'm thinking of getting a lattepanda for game streaming, but I don't need the more project-based arduino malarkey... Suggestions for a x86 SBC, anyone?
I feel like this would be very useful in terms of a multi-use shop tool. Tuning Program. Vehicle Repair lookup software. RUclips if needed. Bluetooth OBD II scanner. So many useful things to use it for in an automotive setting.
I like the Latte Panda. Something like this can be excellent to have in certain situations. However, I wish that the ribbon cables for the display and capacitive touch screen were sleeved to offer some kind of durability and protection. Those cables are delicate and can break very easily. Also, it would be excellent if the screen had some sort of stand mechanism. Small things like this matter to consumers as they can increase the usefulness and life span of such a device.
tablet is boring...do a mini industrial machine with valves and switches and a display and keybord for operator.Far more relevant for this kinda setup.
On the smaller stripe of adhesive on the touch panel you peeled off the small strip of sticky. You had it right in the beginning ... now there is a gap in the touchscreen edge on 2 sides
In Windows 10 you should be able to flip the screen orientation by holding the right alt key + the down arrow (for upside down), right arrow or left arrow for side rotation, and bottom arrow for right way up.
Happy that you present always interesting thing's, but all time I laugh looking that you have two left hands looking how hard you handle all objects :))))
A Quad Core x86 Intel CPU running Windows 10 on *2 AMPS 5 VOLTS?* Dear god we've came so far as to how efficient x86 CPUs go. To add on it even managed to power a display as well!
I really like the LP. I needed a portable computer for a GCS for my quad and the programs I used weren't available for Linux which made both my raspberry pi and my odroid disqualified. I am really happy with it and the first thing I did was replacing win 10 home with pro and it works really well
I realize that this SBC and touch screen has some coolness for experimenting, but you're spending more than you need to for a functional Win10 touch 7" screen computer. With the LattePanda and screen and touch you've already spent over $200 and you haven't even got an enclosure, battery power or power supply. In comparison, for $165 you can get a full Win10 2G/32G quad core touch netbook with 10" screen on Amazon (G-Anica Chromebook) with a 1 year warranty. For an IoT device I prefer RPi3 (or DragonBoard) with Win10 IoT Core Pro (Pro version is free now) since the OS can be locked down to protect it and your application from tampering.
I think it's so fascinating how capable smaller computers such as the Raspberry Pi and this (I'm sure there's others). I suppose gaming is different, but do you think this is the future for consumer computing? No more towers, just connect to a monitor, and peripherals. Not sure about laptops as they can't be mobile, but if you have a monitor where you work for example, and a monitor at home and just use the computer between the two places. Not to mention they'd be more energy efficient too. Very interesting video. :)
Thanks for this. And yes, I am sure this is the future for many types of computing -- maybe even, in time, video editing and gaming as the power of smaller devices increases. I read today that NEC are releasing a new range of large monitors that can fit a Raspberry Pi compute unit (effectively a Raspberry Pi in another form factor) in the back. This is intended for doing things like digital signage, but may also indicate another avenue of travel. I am currently planning videos on both the future of the desktop PC, and of single board computers . . . :)
ExplainingComputers You're welcome, thank for for spending the time researching, making videos and responding back to comments. It's really nice to see a big channel (over 100,000 subscribers) where the creator responds back to viewers, I'd imagine it isn't an easy task either. I just Googled that article and saw that the computer slots into the back of the TV, which is even better as it will hide cabling, and I would then assume the TV would have the ports on it seeing as most SmartTV's seem to have them. I look forward to viewing this video. Thanks for commenting back again. :)
The angle of the cable in the screen is a little bit weird, it's against the lesser size, that can be a hassle if you need a good spot to stick the LattePanda. It would be kinda better if the flat cable was in the right or left of the screen instead of in the bottom...
I'm in the process of building a tablet out of the lattepanda and a 10 inch touch screen. (just have to build my battery bank, design a case, and have it printed ) So far the only issue is heat. And I need to run more test's on its power usages.
I kinda wish monitors where sold with the option of that connector (I guess it's a MIPI DPI connector) so you could attach the panda or some other SBC... or if larger LCDs where sold like the little ones are on Ebay.
as this is a Intel video card if you got a keyboard plugged in press Ctrl+Alt and use the up or down arrow to Flip the screen (think the on screen keyboard can do it as well as you should be able to tap alt and ctrl to lock them on then press the arrows) or click on the Intel video driver in the icons bottom right and rotate the screen (windows 10 display page also has the options to flip the screen 180 as well) was looking at one of these but its around £100 in the UK look intresting
Agreed with many comments is there a case and battery solution on the way and better still a similar but 10 inch version .I can live with extra thick case from USB ports to be able to hook into larger screens at home and also do dual boot up with a linux like mint
Many thanks. I was somewhat rushed putting it together due to other work, so it is good to hear that it came out OK. It is sometimes hard for me to judge if a video is working or not.
you can have an external video card however, and be able to play some great games. But if you want to play hardcore graphics gaming, you'll have to wait for the new Alpha model which has a x7 Core Intel CPU and the ability to expand video card to a 1080 if you wanted to.
Actually...it doesn't work much. It's just a bare interface with nothing much to work with. Windows doesn't support ARM processors, that's it. The whole kernel should have to be rewritten in order to have a fully functional windows under ARM platform.
These maker thing is all new to me so, apologize if I'm asking something stupid :p My goal is to create a small game device, and... I think Panda only sell 7" touch screens. I looked around, and found some 5~6.5 inch touch screen for Raspberry Pi. Wonder if I can connect those to a Panda Alpha? btw, your vids and tutorials are great! Informative!
I have an Acer Icona A1 and it needs a new screen I have a marshmallow Pro 12 and it needs a new screen I have an LG Zone 4 and it needs a new screen can you help me figure out where to get the pieces and get it back together again I don't think it's Humpty Dumpty but I know better than to tear it apart myself
New subscriber, and i'm already pretty interested on the content of this channel. But i already have 2 questions: 1-If you connect a external monitor to your hdmi output with that ISP display already connected, will it effectively work as dual monitors? 2-Are there any premade cases to accommodate the LattePanda and this display?
Yes, you can connect both the IPS panel and an HDMI monitor and they will work as a dual monitor setup. There are some 3D printable cases on Thingiverse -- keep watching for more on that. :)
There are various cases for a LattePanda and screen that can be downloaded for 3D printout from Thingiverse (and which you could get printed via 3DHubs if you do not have a 3D printer). I intended to cover this in a video fairly soon.
that will be cool. i look forward to seeing it. i was kind of sad that MS discontinued their surface model. now at least i have other options available.
the surface 3 came with windows 10 and was in the $400-500 range. the least expensive surface model available now is the surface pro starting at $800 and i don't think it's worth it compared to other windows 10 tablets.
You know it has arduino(micro controller) in built. So you can make a box of this with the screen. Have a temp sensor inside and a fan that turns on if it gets to hot..
i dont like this pricing strategy here this screen usually comes bundled with the touch interface when you order it straight from china and its around 20-30 bucks for the bundle ... shipping included
You see I have a megnificen project but it need kind of a smaller screen then that is in your video so I wanna know is there a way to use a small screen
Is there a way to wireless transmit the video information from the computer to the screen and the screen wirelessly transfer the touch information back to the computer and the only thing connected to the screen would be a battery and whatever wireless tech it needs to send and receive the mentioned data...
So can the LattePanda have an external HDMI monitor plugged up while this display is being used, or does using this prevent the HDMI output from working? I really wish they'd sell the larger 4GB/64GB version of the LattePanda with an activated version of Windows 10, instead of leaving the confusing activation process as an exercise for the customer. I would have ordered one of those months ago! Thanks for the great videos!
Yes, you can run both the LCD panel and an HDMI monitor -- which is pretty neat! :) It is indeed say that LattePandas with Windows activated (as I show in the video) no longer seem to be available for the 4GB/64GB version. You can, of course, use Windows 10 unactivated for an indefinte period if you don't mind the "activation" water mark on your desktop . . . :)
Thanks Christopher! I may try to build a LattePanda system (processor, case, fan, heat sinks, display, etc) after Christmas, helped by your informative videos. My main computer failed a couple of months ago due to a liquid coolant leak, so I had to build an emergency backup CENTOS system for e-mail and web browsing on some ancient hardware I still had laying around until I could fix it (which took a while). A LattePanda running Windows 10 would have been much nicer! To add insult to injury, when I eventually did repair my main computer (upgrading most internal components) Windows 10 required me to re-purchase an expensive "pro" license to activate it again - even though it was the original boot drive and logically the same system just with some new, updated hardware... They have weird rules for transferring licenses from old Win-10 systems too, that seem to prevent this from working most of the time - thus it would be much nicer if LattePanda would just bite the bullet and sell the large configuration activated in the first place. I see this requested a lot in their forums.
Not yet. Apparently you get contacted about a month after hitting 100K subs (which is about a month ago -- and no message yet!), and then you reply and they send something out. But Google have told me about an event for people who passed 100K subs in 2016, so something is in progress at their end . . . I will do the unboxing as soon as I have the thing! :)
Hello guys. I'd like to build a UMPC with this board. Shall I wait for the LattePanda Alpha come out, or do I buy the 1st gen panda now? Because now I can't bake the project (LattePanda Alpha). Then occasionally when I will have more money, i will buy the Alpha. I have in mind to do a little bit of gaming (nothing monstrous), normal computing and premiere pro editing (a lite thing, too). Thanks in advance and have a good evening (in Itasly now is 6 pm :D)
9:47 A while ago I had to install 25 touchscreens like this one.
Fortunately I used to play with Lego a lot, when I was little. And since I saved all my Legos stuff I made myself a simple rig, to easily align the screen with the display. All are aligned perfectly. And it didn't take much time at al.
The touchscreen didn't need any configuring? Wow, I'm impressed! I've spent many hours configuring touchscreens, over the years - trying to get them precise ... a veritable pain!
No configuring at all -- I too was very impressed.
This is an interesting piece of kit. I like the fact it can run Windows 10 and the touchscreen seems quite responsive. I can see how this would be fun when creating projects. Thanks for showing off the device. I look forward to additional LattePanda videos.
time to put this is a suspicious metal suitcase, run a countdown app on it , take it to school and get a free ticket to the White House.
dont even think of it
Ayyyyyy LMAO
Not with DT. Barry is a fool :)
mrkiky , #CoolClockAhmed
It's great to see a raw, unedited "warts n all" video. USB upside down (twice), screen upside down, a cellophane mishap, it all adds to the mix. I'm thinking of getting a lattepanda for game streaming, but I don't need the more project-based arduino malarkey... Suggestions for a x86 SBC, anyone?
You are basically looking at a LattePanda, UDOO x86 range, or an UP board. I'll be reviewing the new LattePanda Alpha here on 7 October. :)
@@ExplainingComputers thanks, I'll hang on and reserve judgement. 😁
@@ExplainingComputers you are such a beast
I feel like this would be very useful in terms of a multi-use shop tool.
Tuning Program.
Vehicle Repair lookup software.
RUclips if needed.
Bluetooth OBD II scanner.
So many useful things to use it for in an automotive setting.
Yes, that's a great list of potential applications.
You've done it again Raspberry pi man, thanks for posting
This is so brilliant. Like 1980s computer TV program made today 😎
I have to agree.
Dhanar Adi Dewandaru ditto yes
me 2
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tommorows world ;-)
The unavoidable way both USB cables naturally end up the wrong way while you're filming. Priceless.
Nice presentation, and I checked out the website, and took note of the newest project which looks even more amazing than this one.
Way better than the Raspberry Pi needing a separate board to convert the DSI connector on the Pi to an LCD panel output.
"It's amazing what computers can do these days", I liked that part :)
:)
There's also a use of LattePanda as an upgrade, or rather enhancement of an Arduino.
The Windows part can swap Arduino programs pretty fast
I'm retrofitting a 1987 Toshiba laptop with this display and the Lattepanda 4Gb. The original screen was about this height but much wider.
What an excellent project. Have you managed to connect the old laptop keyboard to the LattePanda?
ExplainingComputers Yes and no, I had to reverse engineer the keyboard. Most but not all keys work now with USB. I'm still working on that part
I like the Latte Panda. Something like this can be excellent to have in certain situations. However, I wish that the ribbon cables for the display and capacitive touch screen were sleeved to offer some kind of durability and protection. Those cables are delicate and can break very easily. Also, it would be excellent if the screen had some sort of stand mechanism. Small things like this matter to consumers as they can increase the usefulness and life span of such a device.
I find a nylon spudger comes in handy when it comes to manipulating those tiny lock bars on the on-board connections.
That's run smoother as I thought. I'll buy this masterpiece for my DIY CNC mashine. 👌☺
Glad I found this for my next custom gaming console. I
Are you planning to do DIY tablet in interesting case ?.
That is certainly on my mind . . . :)
tablet is boring...do a mini industrial machine with valves and switches and a display and keybord for operator.Far more relevant for this kinda setup.
Just include battery lol...
Hope someone gift in my birthday. This is expensive here in Philippines.
First video i've watched in a long time that i didn't get bored and just switch. Great information and everything is covered
On the smaller stripe of adhesive on the touch panel you peeled off the small strip of sticky. You had it right in the beginning ... now there is a gap in the touchscreen edge on 2 sides
In Windows 10 you should be able to flip the screen orientation by holding the right alt key + the down arrow (for upside down), right arrow or left arrow for side rotation, and bottom arrow for right way up.
Happy that you present always interesting thing's, but all time I laugh looking that you have two left hands looking how hard you handle all objects :))))
I am from Hong Kong. Love your videos!!!
Look at this, this is serious computing right there.
this is great .. looks cool .. will processing work on this ? just try and let us know.. :)
你的视频做的还是比较专业的，而我也是一名科技产品的爱好者，希望有朝一日可以把你的视频推广到中国，让更多的人去了解科技的本质，谢谢你的努力！
Very interesting video!
But I think 7 inch screen is a bit too small for me.
I prefer 10 inch screen.
A Quad Core x86 Intel CPU running Windows 10 on *2 AMPS 5 VOLTS?*
Dear god we've came so far as to how efficient x86 CPUs go. To add on it even managed to power a display as well!
Progress is indeed amazing.
It's a x64 running x86 Windows.
We also got storage ram internet screen and GPU with it
8:50 A very hard mission completed :D
Explaining NVMe or M.2 technologies would be awesome :)
M.2 is on my list . . . :)
I really like the LP. I needed a portable computer for a GCS for my quad and the programs I used weren't available for Linux which made both my raspberry pi and my odroid disqualified.
I am really happy with it and the first thing I did was replacing win 10 home with pro and it works really well
Excellent. It is great to hear how you are using the LattePanda. :)
ExplainingComputers I actually bought it right after watching your previous LP video :)
This seems like a great project to 3D print and make a car media center from
I hope they make a Windows 10 with cell phone function, keyboard with a track point, and the touch display--all put together for immediate use.
I realize that this SBC and touch screen has some coolness for experimenting, but you're spending more than you need to for a functional Win10 touch 7" screen computer. With the LattePanda and screen and touch you've already spent over $200 and you haven't even got an enclosure, battery power or power supply. In comparison, for $165 you can get a full Win10 2G/32G quad core touch netbook with 10" screen on Amazon (G-Anica Chromebook) with a 1 year warranty.
For an IoT device I prefer RPi3 (or DragonBoard) with Win10 IoT Core Pro (Pro version is free now) since the OS can be locked down to protect it and your application from tampering.
Just one question since you have done many videos with the Raspberry Pi 3. Will this work with the Pi 3? More affordable for us tinkers than the Panda
I'm wondering this. I'm surprised it wasn't mentioned.
Very Nice ,,, and even some nice wood chip paper on the ceiling....
Very well spotted! Wood chip paper indeed.
I think it's so fascinating how capable smaller computers such as the Raspberry Pi and this (I'm sure there's others). I suppose gaming is different, but do you think this is the future for consumer computing? No more towers, just connect to a monitor, and peripherals. Not sure about laptops as they can't be mobile, but if you have a monitor where you work for example, and a monitor at home and just use the computer between the two places. Not to mention they'd be more energy efficient too. Very interesting video. :)
Thanks for this. And yes, I am sure this is the future for many types of computing -- maybe even, in time, video editing and gaming as the power of smaller devices increases. I read today that NEC are releasing a new range of large monitors that can fit a Raspberry Pi compute unit (effectively a Raspberry Pi in another form factor) in the back. This is intended for doing things like digital signage, but may also indicate another avenue of travel. I am currently planning videos on both the future of the desktop PC, and of single board computers . . . :)
ExplainingComputers You're welcome, thank for for spending the time researching, making videos and responding back to comments. It's really nice to see a big channel (over 100,000 subscribers) where the creator responds back to viewers, I'd imagine it isn't an easy task either. I just Googled that article and saw that the computer slots into the back of the TV, which is even better as it will hide cabling, and I would then assume the TV would have the ports on it seeing as most SmartTV's seem to have them. I look forward to viewing this video. Thanks for commenting back again. :)
i kind of want one of those. that computer has to be faster than some of my computers!
Wait, did you actually do those calculations in your head and then check to see if the computer got it right?
I don't know what reality is anymore.
The angle of the cable in the screen is a little bit weird, it's against the lesser size, that can be a hassle if you need a good spot to stick the LattePanda.
It would be kinda better if the flat cable was in the right or left of the screen instead of in the bottom...
you have to turn in Windows 10 to tablet mode things will get easier 😁 you can do this as well in google Chrome 😉
I think I will like the upside down version of Windows. Do you have a copy? 😁😁😁😁
I'm in the process of building a tablet out of the lattepanda and a 10 inch touch screen. (just have to build my battery bank, design a case, and have it printed ) So far the only issue is heat. And I need to run more test's on its power usages.
That will be a nice tablet. :)
As usual, great information, great entertainment 👍
Many thanks! :)
was wondering does the latte panda support mutiple displays? 1 hdmi and the native ips screen simulatanously?
Yes, you can use both an HDMI and LCD display at the same time. :)
I like this, but do wish they had a somewhat smaller screen that I could get. 5 or 6 inch would be nice.
could build a windows 10 phone then :D
I kinda wish monitors where sold with the option of that connector (I guess it's a MIPI DPI connector) so you could attach the panda or some other SBC...
or if larger LCDs where sold like the little ones are on Ebay.
I see a ICE and OBD computer for my car in a custom case to go well with the interior design.
There is tablet mode for win 10.
as this is a Intel video card if you got a keyboard plugged in press Ctrl+Alt and use the up or down arrow to Flip the screen (think the on screen keyboard can do it as well as you should be able to tap alt and ctrl to lock them on then press the arrows) or click on the Intel video driver in the icons bottom right and rotate the screen (windows 10 display page also has the options to flip the screen 180 as well)
was looking at one of these but its around £100 in the UK look intresting
dude I love this show. you are full of information
Very nice review, I really want to buy one now! 😁
Good Video. i will probably build my own Laptop with LattePanda :)
Amazing little device.
Is there a way to connect a harddisk to the latte?? Sorry, im not very into technology, but these board pcs are so amazing
You can connect a hard drive or SSD via a USB port, preferably the USB 3.0 port. And you can add more storage via a micro SD card.
Serious computing components!
Agreed with many comments is there a case and battery solution on the way and better still a similar but 10 inch version .I can live with extra thick case from USB ports to be able to hook into larger screens at home and also do dual boot up with a linux like mint
What a great video, I have really enjoyed this weeks' video :)
Many thanks. I was somewhat rushed putting it together due to other work, so it is good to hear that it came out OK. It is sometimes hard for me to judge if a video is working or not.
Could I theoretically install steam on this and have a mini portable steam machine?
I believe so, though the specs for gaming are low.
ExplainingComputers Yeah that's true, more curiosity than anything though. Anyway, thanks!
ExplainingComputers can the panda achieve successful overclocking
you can have an external video card however, and be able to play some great games. But if you want to play hardcore graphics gaming, you'll have to wait for the new Alpha model which has a x7 Core Intel CPU and the ability to expand video card to a 1080 if you wanted to.
I hope in coming years, the upcoming raspberry pi's will support Windows operating system. 😊
It already does. www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=48232 (Actually, it's the other way round; Windows supports the Pi.)
Actually...it doesn't work much. It's just a bare interface with nothing much to work with. Windows doesn't support ARM processors, that's it. The whole kernel should have to be rewritten in order to have a fully functional windows under ARM platform.
Hi, nice informative video. When they say that windows is unactivated, does that mean we have to buy the product key from windows is it ?
These maker thing is all new to me so, apologize if I'm asking something stupid :p
My goal is to create a small game device, and... I think Panda only sell 7" touch screens.
I looked around, and found some 5~6.5 inch touch screen for Raspberry Pi. Wonder if I can connect those to a Panda Alpha?
btw, your vids and tutorials are great! Informative!
You cannot connect Pi touchscreens to the LattePanda I'm afraid -- at least directly.
Thank you for the video.
OMG! the calculator gives the correct result!!! Thanks LattePanda Touch Panel!!!
I have an Acer Icona A1 and it needs a new screen I have a marshmallow Pro 12 and it needs a new screen I have an LG Zone 4 and it needs a new screen can you help me figure out where to get the pieces and get it back together again I don't think it's Humpty Dumpty but I know better than to tear it apart myself
Can you connect this to a larger screen via HDMI and still use the touch screen to interface?
You can. :)
LattePanda 2GB/32GB + LCD panel = $89+$34 = $123 = portable laptop at 1/3 price of my existing machine!
New subscriber, and i'm already pretty interested on the content of this channel.
But i already have 2 questions:
1-If you connect a external monitor to your hdmi output with that ISP display already connected, will it effectively work as dual monitors?
2-Are there any premade cases to accommodate the LattePanda and this display?
Yes, you can connect both the IPS panel and an HDMI monitor and they will work as a dual monitor setup. There are some 3D printable cases on Thingiverse -- keep watching for more on that. :)
Ooooo it’s got some serious packaging!
i think the win 10 you have loaded thr sd card running on sd card itself ?
the raspbian also running on sd card ? how two cards are managed ?
On the LattePanda, Windows is running from the onboard eMMC flash memory.
Can i use 10.1 inch display rather than 7 inch display
Yes, there is a 10 inch display available.
this is like a less expensive version of the microsoft surface. it would be nice if it had a functional case for it as well.
There are various cases for a LattePanda and screen that can be downloaded for 3D printout from Thingiverse (and which you could get printed via 3DHubs if you do not have a 3D printer). I intended to cover this in a video fairly soon.
that will be cool. i look forward to seeing it. i was kind of sad that MS discontinued their surface model. now at least i have other options available.
surface studio > $3000. it's not in the same ball-park as the discontinued MS surface.
the surface 3 came with windows 10 and was in the $400-500 range.
the least expensive surface model available now is the surface pro starting at $800 and i don't think it's worth it compared to other windows 10 tablets.
Androth worth it because of the power
hahahahaha Mr pi is very kind to Mrs panda. love your vids Sir
You know it has arduino(micro controller) in built. So you can make a box of this with the screen. Have a temp sensor inside and a fan that turns on if it gets to hot..
big thanks for the video..
Does the raspberry pi mind using his power supply?Noooooo said raspberry pi!
Thanks for the information!
i dont like this pricing strategy here this screen usually comes bundled with the touch interface when you order it straight from china and its around 20-30 bucks for the bundle ... shipping included
Nice video, but i feel like a child getting explaned how amazing computers are. I am 56.
I cannot please everybody. :)
As usual an excellent and informative video.
you good at math
Hi, very nice demonstration! Is this IPS display for $29 compatible with a Raspberry Pi? It costs less than the official 7" pi display...
Sadly this cheaper and higher resolution display cannot be used on the Pi. :(
You see I have a megnificen project but it need kind of a smaller screen then that is in your video so I wanna know is there a way to use a small screen
Yes, you can use a smaller screen.
That screen is a really good deal
Is there a way to wireless transmit the video information from the computer to the screen and the screen wirelessly transfer the touch information back to the computer and the only thing connected to the screen would be a battery and whatever wireless tech it needs to send and receive the mentioned data...
thanks my master
ilove this chanell and this board is the best for my
surface one projectt thanks!
Foam aka packing stuff
Would be nice if we got a x86 board in the sub 50 range. especially if you could get the monitor and all for sub 100-150.
This would indeed be very nice -- and very popular! :)
Could the display be used with HDMI in any way? The display seems very affordable compared to ther displays
So can the LattePanda have an external HDMI monitor plugged up while this display is being used, or does using this prevent the HDMI output from working?
I really wish they'd sell the larger 4GB/64GB version of the LattePanda with an activated version of Windows 10, instead of leaving the confusing activation process as an exercise for the customer. I would have ordered one of those months ago!
Thanks for the great videos!
Yes, you can run both the LCD panel and an HDMI monitor -- which is pretty neat! :) It is indeed say that LattePandas with Windows activated (as I show in the video) no longer seem to be available for the 4GB/64GB version. You can, of course, use Windows 10 unactivated for an indefinte period if you don't mind the "activation" water mark on your desktop . . . :)
Thanks Christopher! I may try to build a LattePanda system (processor, case, fan, heat sinks, display, etc) after Christmas, helped by your informative videos.
My main computer failed a couple of months ago due to a liquid coolant leak, so I had to build an emergency backup CENTOS system for e-mail and web browsing on some ancient hardware I still had laying around until I could fix it (which took a while). A LattePanda running Windows 10 would have been much nicer! To add insult to injury, when I eventually did repair my main computer (upgrading most internal components) Windows 10 required me to re-purchase an expensive "pro" license to activate it again - even though it was the original boot drive and logically the same system just with some new, updated hardware... They have weird rules for transferring licenses from old Win-10 systems too, that seem to prevent this from working most of the time - thus it would be much nicer if LattePanda would just bite the bullet and sell the large configuration activated in the first place. I see this requested a lot in their forums.
This might be a silly question but can both the IPs display and touch screen work with raspberrypi
What battery do I use for LattePanda? I can use a power bank with 5600 MAH?
Yes, it it has high enough current output (2A+).
it is resemble as a tablet without a casing and battery...does dfrobot had a plan to make a casing that will also hold the screen in the future?
I don't know, but such cases can be downloaded for 3D printout from Thingiverse.com :)
Did you get the RUclips Silver Plaque?
Not yet. Apparently you get contacted about a month after hitting 100K subs (which is about a month ago -- and no message yet!), and then you reply and they send something out. But Google have told me about an event for people who passed 100K subs in 2016, so something is in progress at their end . . . I will do the unboxing as soon as I have the thing! :)
nice thing about windows 10 display setting gui there is a new option to rotate display along with change resolution 😬
Yes, I've now discovered that! :) I wish I had known at the time.
Where is Mr Stanley? I dont miss him :)
He will return!
Good night my friend.
Again I'm here asking for your help ..kkk
Where can I buy a mini touch screen monitor like this?
Thank you and good night.
For a LattePanda screen, I would go directly to www.dfrobot.com/
Tanks
Hello guys. I'd like to build a UMPC with this board. Shall I wait for the LattePanda Alpha come out, or do I buy the 1st gen panda now? Because now I can't bake the project (LattePanda Alpha). Then occasionally when I will have more money, i will buy the Alpha. I have in mind to do a little bit of gaming (nothing monstrous), normal computing and premiere pro editing (a lite thing, too). Thanks in advance and have a good evening (in Itasly now is 6 pm :D)