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Username: spock
Make: Powertip
Model: PG320240D
Cost: lots
Bought from: ?
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=201
Comments: A SED1335-based LCD on a plexi stand with power, reset and volume toggle switches, power LED and LED HDD activity meter, all custom designed and built. LCD running on LCDstudio.

Date submitted: 05/08/03
Rating: 3.63 from 1201 votes

Username: ChriX
Make: Matrix Orbital
Model: LK202-24-USB-WB
Cost: 69.99USD
Bought from: Matrix Orbital
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=241
Comments: Mounted in the front of my Shuttle SN41G2, split the controller and the LCD so that it was thin enough to mount infront of the CD-rom drive. Eject button re-located to back of case. :)

Date submitted: 14/04/04
Rating: 3.51 from 662 votes

Username: coorz
Make: Planar
Model: 320x240 EL display
Cost: n/a
Bought from: n/a
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=258
Comments: Better pix here: http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=67182 http://www.skippari.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=786 Enjoy!

Date submitted: 23/08/04
Rating: 3.5 from 1577 votes

Username: JanitWhore
Make: Noritake
Model: 128x64 800 series
Cost: n/a
Bought from: n/a
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=195
Comments: My Noritake graphic VFD with blue filter. Enclosed in brushed aluminum project box. Running LiQuiD MP3 and LCDStudio. Enjoy ;)

Date submitted: 29/04/03
Rating: 3.49 from 693 votes

Username: pataya
Make: DATAIMAGE
Model: GM24121-FNCW (T6963C)
Cost: 100$
Bought from: n/a
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=227
Comments: n/a

Date submitted: 14/02/04
Rating: 3.47 from 646 votes

Username: MAXX
Make: Seiko G321D , Toshiba
Model: SED1330 , T6963C
Cost: Totally 200USD
Bought from: www.eio.com , local parts shop
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=211
Comments: 240x64 GLCD with LCDstudio (PC1). 320x200 GLCD with LiquidMP3 (PC2). thanks to goooood software.

Date submitted: 14/11/03
Rating: 3.33 from 557 votes

Username: coorz
Make: Planar
Model: n/a
Cost: n/a
Bought from: n/a
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=278
Comments: My huge Planar 640x200 EL display running on LCDStudio v2 Beta. Bigger pic here http://www.lcdstudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=13987#13987 Nuff said ;)

Date submitted: 18/09/05
Rating: 3.29 from 942 votes

Username: MasterDuke
Make: Hitachi LUI
Model: G-LCD 320x240 USB
Cost: :o)
Bought from: www.tilofranz.net/lcdshop/
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=277
Comments: Modding Tagebuch bei: http://tilofranz.net/wbb2/thread.php?sid=&postid=12572#post12572 Grafik-LCD LUI 320x240 USB Aluminium Gehäuse Alle Anschlüsse auf der Gehäuse Rückseite. Die Spannungsversorgung übernimmt ein Externes Steckernetzteil 12V 500mA Daten über USB Kabel Bilddiagonale: 5,7 Zoll Auflösung: 320x240 Pixel LCD Typ: FSTN (monochrom) Hintergrundbel.: CCFL Modulgröße: 167mm x 109mm x 35mm Displayfläche: 120mm x 89mm LCD-Interface: USB

Date submitted: 14/09/05
Rating: 3.28 from 508 votes

Username: MasterDuke
Make: Toshiba
Model: 240x128 Pixel / T6963C
Cost: 45,00 Euro
Bought from: Eisen Karl :-)
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=230
Comments: Case: Aluminium 5 Volt Power = USB

Date submitted: 21/02/04
Rating: 3.25 from 448 votes

Username: Koda
Make: Sony & IEE
Model: PSone LCD & ACS1375
Cost: LCD - $110 : VFD - $65
Bought from: No longer Produced
Link to this LCD: http://lcdgallery.net/?f=view&lcdid=266
Comments: The vfd came from BGmicro where as far as I know it was originally puleld from medical equipment. It is driven by LCDC and connected via a serial. The LCD on the front of the case was originally pulled from a portible PSone LCD and wired up to accept RGB input from a matrox g200 pci graphics card. Its run on custom timings that are monitored by powerstrip. I have it setup to run as an auxiliary monitor.

Date submitted: 26/01/05
Rating: 3.16 from 348 votes

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