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Ken Boak discuss how to build a graphic user interface using cheap TFT toughscreen displays. This article is about using their lowcost graphics co-processor IC to provide a neat user interface for any low-end microcontroller.
These days, when you can buy a 7″ tablet for $50, there is all the more reason for makers and hackers to want to become more engaged with up to the minute 7″ touchscreen technology for their latest projects. Fortunately, recent developments in hardware have made this both affordable and easy to do – to the point where no project is too small, not have a neat touchscreen interface – and sound too!
Using Low Cost Hardware to Enhance the User Experience – [Link]
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