LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 3.2inch HDMI IPS LCD Display (H) 480×800 No Touch Screen Adjustable Brightness
A 3.2 inch HDMI IPS display with 480×800 resolution, no touchscreen, and adjustable brightness for Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano, or PC use
- 2 inch IPS panel gives wide viewing angles
- 480 by 800 resolution shows crisp detail for embedded projects
- Driver free operation on Raspberry Pi with Raspbian Ubuntu Kali WIN10 IoT Retropie
- Works with Jetson Nano running Ubuntu
- Compatible with PC on Windows 11 10 8.1 8 7
3.2-inch HDMI IPS display for embedded projects
The LORDWORLD 3.2inch HDMI IPS LCD Display (H) provides a compact 480×800 panel for Raspberry Pi, Jetson Nano or PC builds. It connects over HDMI and operates without touch input. Brightness can be adjusted to suit indoor or outdoor viewing. No driver installation is required on supported platforms.
Makers needing a small secondary screen.
This screen suits developers adding a status display to a Pi cluster, a Jetson Nano vision kit or a Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 desktop. It also fits Retropie or Ubuntu IoT appliances. Buyers who need touch interaction, an integrated battery or a larger viewing area should look at a different module.
480×800 resolution over HDMI
The single specification that decides fit is the 480×800 pixel count delivered through a standard HDMI link. That resolution fixes the amount of text or graphics visible at once. The adjustable backlight lets you trade visibility for power draw in headless or portable setups.
Highlights
- 2 inch IPS panel gives wide viewing angles
- 480 by 800 resolution shows crisp detail for embedded projects
- Driver free operation on Raspberry Pi with Raspbian Ubuntu Kali WIN10 IoT Retropie
- Works with Jetson Nano running Ubuntu
- Compatible with PC on Windows 11 10 8.1 8 7
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 480×800 resolution look like on the 3.2-inch panel in daily use?
The 480×800 pixel grid fits into a 3.2-inch diagonal, so text and icons appear sharp at typical viewing distances while keeping the board small enough for handheld or embedded projects.
What does the HDMI connection actually support when plugged into a Raspberry Pi or PC?
The display accepts a standard HDMI video signal from any Raspberry Pi model, Jetson Nano or PC running Windows 7 through 11, with no driver installation required on the host.
How does the board mount inside a case or on a bracket?
The unit is a bare 3.2-inch LCD module with an HDMI connector; mounting depends on the enclosure or stand you design around its rectangular outline.
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