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Where To Find Battery-Powered Monitors?

Posted by timothy on from the wireless-power-har-har dept.

jutus writes "I work for a company which creates medical simulators using off-the-shelf components (including Linux and MacOS X). We're looking for battery powered LCD VGA monitors, but can't seem to find many appealing solutions. This just happens to be one of the rare times when Google has failed me. Does anyone know of a good starting point for such monitors and other industrial PC components?"

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  1. is this one big enough? by Minn_Kota_Marine · · Score: 4, Informative

    http://www.allactionalarm.com/Portable%20LCD%20Mon itor.htm

    "This handy unit is a battery powered LCD monitor perfect for may applications. Complete with adjustments for color, brightness, audio volume, etc. Comes with cables for video in and out. This unit perfect for mobile security systems, camera installers, etc."

    Google seemed to work fine for me.

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  2. Check out Kent Displays by ip_vjl · · Score: 5, Informative

    Kent Displays has different displays that use a technology that only uses power to update the display - that way, when the image is static, it uses no power.

    Don't know if they fully support what you're looking for - looks like they go up to
    800x600.