:O:O:O:O:Owouldnt that work amazing for a projector?
Full Version: 800 by 600 7" vga and rca input LCD panel for 77 dollars
That's kind of an oddball resolution, 1140x468, it's even a really wierd aspect ratio.
However, if you divide the 1140 by 3 (If it's counting each individual red, green and blue sub-pixel) then you get 468X380... Which is still wierd...
So the aspect ratio as given is about 22:9... Those just HAVE to be non-square pixels, but that's still just wierd... I bet you'd have a hack of a time getting anything to display in native resolution, it'd have to be scaled somewhat.
However, if you divide the 1140 by 3 (If it's counting each individual red, green and blue sub-pixel) then you get 468X380... Which is still wierd...
So the aspect ratio as given is about 22:9... Those just HAVE to be non-square pixels, but that's still just wierd... I bet you'd have a hack of a time getting anything to display in native resolution, it'd have to be scaled somewhat.
QUOTE (SupraGuy @ Aug 10 2009, 10:04 PM) 
That's kind of an oddball resolution, 1140x468, it's even a really wierd aspect ratio.
However, if you divide the 1140 by 3 (If it's counting each individual red, green and blue sub-pixel) then you get 468X380... Which is still wierd...
So the aspect ratio as given is about 22:9... Those just HAVE to be non-square pixels, but that's still just wierd... I bet you'd have a hack of a time getting anything to display in native resolution, it'd have to be scaled somewhat.
However, if you divide the 1140 by 3 (If it's counting each individual red, green and blue sub-pixel) then you get 468X380... Which is still wierd...
So the aspect ratio as given is about 22:9... Those just HAVE to be non-square pixels, but that's still just wierd... I bet you'd have a hack of a time getting anything to display in native resolution, it'd have to be scaled somewhat.
Well the thing says through vga it displays at 800 by 600 :S
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