> Quick post from my phone -- existing PCMCIA card cages from random laptops > are a dime-a-dozen on fleaBay, if you want to go that route. They would > likely need minor modifications to the keying, but that's hardly a > showstopper.
True, but they have proprietary pinouts, can easily be as big as to be unwieldly, and they're more expensive - I just checked Taobao and a PCMCIA socket there is 72 cents, I'll get 10pcs. > Ron, did you see my previous email? I have an LCD panel that may work for > you, to replace the original in the Eee - but I won't know if it's > compatible, without that part number. If it *is* compatible, I'll ask you > to cover shipping costs and that's all. I can check it tomorrow, too - I'm not at my workplace right now. I also imagine you can look up eBay for "asus eee 701 panel" and find the model numbers. > I know /almost/ for a fact that my display will work with an EOMA68 card, > as it takes a parallel TTL input -- somewhere I think I have the datasheet > -- I just need your part number to know if they are physically > interchangeable without getting out the craft knife... I suspect the aspect > ratios are different, though -- mine is straight SVGA (800x600), and IIRC, > Eee PC netbooks were always widescreen -- either 800x480 or 1024x600... Right, EEE PC 701 has a 800x480 screen. So, I'm guessing that the display bezel mod will be necessary, too. _______________________________________________ arm-netbook mailing list arm-netbook@lists.phcomp.co.uk http://lists.phcomp.co.uk/mailman/listinfo/arm-netbook Send large attachments to arm-netb...@files.phcomp.co.uk
