On 25 Jun 2012, at 11:00, John Alexander <acontractor...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> You can drive a composite display from the Raspberry Pi so any old TV should
> do not just the fancy HDMI.
> Support your "QL"(OK sort of formally QL) trader and get one of my cases.
> Then your capacitor wont fall off ! ;)
>
> Asda/Tescos/etc etc do 4GB cards pritty cheap. I've got some 4GB ones with a
> bootable image on already for £7 if thats useful?
>
Yes indeed, as long as it has composite video input. I must say I have never
owned an old TV with such a socket (normally phono). The point I was making
was that most modern LCD TVs have both hdmi (and composite video) and USB
sockets, so only a mouse and keyboard are then needed (powered off the TV via
the Pi). Note the USB socket is a mini one - smaller than the connector on
cameras and the like. Like firewire, there are a plethora of connectors.
Tony
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