would I be able to connect a raspberry pi over HDMI?
328605
Yes, I am currently using one on my Raspberry Pi... touch requires a USB connection also, but the monitor has two USB ports to make up for the one it uses. However, I am a little disappointed with touch on Rasp Pi though. I'm currently using Raspbian, it is taking some tweaking to get things like double-tap to work reliably. It works, just don't expect it to be as simple as a tablet to use.
328606
You cannot get touch without using USB, but you may be able to get display but I have not connected the monitor to anything but a PC and Chromebook via DisplayPort.
50190
Raspberry Pi has an HDMI out port as well as a composite out. The HDMI will go to any monitor or HD television which has an HDMI in port. HDMI pushes audio data as well, so you could use these devices to hear sound from the Raspberry Pi. The composite out will go to any TV or device that has RCA jacks, such as a VCR or a late 20th century TV. Most current TV's have a "component" array of ports which are RCA jacks.
962198
If you have a CPU with an HDMI hookup, it is easy...plug in and you are all set. If not, you will need a VGA to HDMI cable. Very inexpensive and can be found all over Amazon. Good luck!
1506749
Yes, you can connect it via RGB, just like a computer monitor, but if you want to take advantage of some of the HDMI features, you may have to upgrade your video card!
998050
there is a an awesome HDMI extension kit for this camera here:https://www.tindie.com/products/freto/pi-camera-hdmi-cable-extension/
818434
yes and no. the screen alone does not directly connect to the PI. In the kit pictured, the board shown will connect to the RPi. please also note, the power source for the lcd is sold separate
818436
The control board has an hdmi port which connects to the pi, so you will need an hdmi cable. You will also need a cable to power the LCD. Other than that, you need no other components to get it hooked up to ras pi.
1274380
It worked for my Raspberry Pi out of the box with a three foot video cable and a 12-volt 1.25 Amp "wall-wart" power supply. There was nothing plugged into the HDMI connector, just the yellow video jack leading to the LCD monitor.
129676
I have a Raspberry Pi, but have not tried the cable to a DVI port on a monitor. It should work, because I am using this cable from my HP laptops HDMI port to the DVI port on my monitor.
687709
Give me some time to set up my pi and I will tell you. Although I used the hdmi for audio.
1022824
I would not buy this product. I was not able to get it to work with my raspberry pi. I followed the instructions on their webpage and came to the conclusion that their support was inadequate.
578375
yes! As long you have the right connecter on both end's "" Its like using vga,HDMI or DVI output on monitor""
126540
This is the best shortest response I could find. He says it better than me...http://www.bythom.com/hdmivideo.htm
830811
You should be able to. This model has HDMI ports, and pretty much everything connects HDMI now.
1900607
There shouldn't be any trouble connecting to the display through HDMI. Make sure all the settings on your computer are correct and the display mode is set to HDMI. If all else fails, you may have a faulty unit.
2024610
No, not unless you have rca input hook-ups. HDMI is currenly all outputs. Hook-ups need to go out to in or vise versa, not out to out or in to in.
1763321
Your raspberry pi will need a separate power supply from this monitor. I found avideo that showed them using a 9 V direct power supply and that seems to do the trick for me.