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Hey folx,
I'm just wondering if any of you have any idea of someone that sells a small LCD screen somewhere around 3-6 inches that has a video input.
I've seen heaps of ones like the Casio TV's but it doesn't need to have a tuner, preferably the flatter and less area around the screen the better.
Hoping you lot of geniuses can help.
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What are you going to use it for? 
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http://portablevideo.engadget.com/
Check out there It might let you know about what is being relased =)
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shuttertalk Wrote:What are you going to use it for?
Reviewing images on the move, I don't find the clarity of the tiny LCD's to be good enough even when zoomed in.
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StudioJ Wrote:Reviewing images on the move, I don't find the clarity of the tiny LCD's to be good enough even when zoomed in.
Good idea... but if you can try it out first - the resolution might be less... image may be bigger, but not necessarily sharper...
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what u need is a portable plasma screen! ~_~
would be nice to have a portable sceen .. but betteries will always be an issue ...
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So we're looking for a smallish HDTV plasma screen that preferably runs on batteries? I'll, um, keep my eyes open...
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Why not get a laptop and shoot tethered?
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I have a laptop, two in fact, the only problem with that is that using the USB cable is slow as a wet week and absolutely no use on location.
I need someone to perform surgery for me and install those new Casio displays. The new Leaf Valeo sends its data wirelessly to a modified HP iPaq, maybe I could get a modified card reader with a wifi attachment and send it across to one of them.. ok now its getting silly
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In all seriousness though, Casio has a good range of portable TV. This one has a 4" TFT display and comes with a little stand - and a video in jack!
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Is there a way of connecting to a pda?
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I wouldn't think so, unless perhaps you used a tv tuner CF module with video in...
or there was some way of talking via wireless to the PDA, like with the Leaf Creo cams...
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There are Such things as Wireless SDIO and CF cards.. but the problem is that the camera wouldnt support it ...
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Thought I's perform some CPR on this thread to rvive it... 
Thanks to ST's PDA with HDD post, I happened upon this gadget...
http://sharp-world.com/corporate/news/041004_2.html
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Looks interesting Cailean, not much use to us down here though I'd say we're too spread out for broadcasts like that.
It doesn't have a video input though!
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Hmmm, true on both counts.... I suppose it helps if I re-read thread before resurrecting it!
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