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===Official 7" Touch Screen=== | ===Official 7" Touch Screen=== | ||
[[File:Official 7" touch screen.jpg|thumb|The Official 7" Touch Screen for the Raspberry Pi with an external numeric keypad.]] | [[File:Official 7" touch screen.jpg|thumb|150px|The Official 7" Touch Screen for the Raspberry Pi with an external numeric keypad.]] | ||
[[File:Bottom veiw, 7" touch screen.jpg|thumb|Bottom view of the 7" touch screen for the Raspberry Pi.]] | [[File:Bottom veiw, 7" touch screen.jpg|thumb|150px|Bottom view of the 7" touch screen for the Raspberry Pi.]] | ||
[[File:Phi-PFD and official Raspberry touch screen.jpg|thumb|The Phi PFD displayed on the official Raspberry Pi touch screen.]] | [[File:Phi-PFD and official Raspberry touch screen.jpg|thumb|150px|The Phi PFD displayed on the official Raspberry Pi touch screen.]] | ||
There is the Official 7” Touch Screen for the Raspberry Pi. This screen will work with a number of different models of the Raspberry Pi’s. There is a case for it (there is no Official case) and the Pi, however the new Pi4 doesn’t fit this case, seen in the photo at the right. This combination does resemble a modern aircraft instrument. There is a new case that will fit the Pi4 and other models, SmartPi Touch 2. | There is the Official 7” Touch Screen for the Raspberry Pi. This screen will work with a number of different models of the Raspberry Pi’s. There is a case for it (there is no Official case) and the Pi, however the new Pi4 doesn’t fit this case, seen in the photo at the right. This combination does resemble a modern aircraft instrument. There is a new case that will fit the Pi4 and other models, SmartPi Touch 2. | ||