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Off-The-Shelf Hacker: Run a LCD Display with a Raspberry Pi

The 10-inch, battery-powered LCD monitor, which I'll fashion into a rugged steampunk themed mobile monitor, is just what I need for my physical computing in-the-field (sometimes literally) development work.

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