“Using the HyperPixel in a Sonos display project (Raspberry Pi). Fantastic display. Thought initially that the screen had a crack in it, then discovered the “crack” was printed on the removable screen protector. You guys have a wicked sense of humor”
“I originally thought this display a little expensive but after getting it running I am very impressed. The resolution is lovely and it’s perfect for my project for displaying album covers. It comes very nicely packaged and again a great product and top service from Pimoroni.
Here is how I employed mine...
https://youtu.be/HZNvZxjaxb0”
“I originally thought this display a little expensive but after getting it running I am very impressed. The resolution is lovely and it’s perfect for my project for displaying album covers. It comes very nicely packaged and again a great product and top service from Pimoroni.
Here is how I employed mine...
https://youtu.be/HZNvZxjaxb0”
“This is a vibrant and crisp display, perfectly sized to slot onto a Raspberry Pi, with an extension header and bolts to secure it to the device included in the box in case you need them (you will if you're not using a Pi Zero or Pi Zero W).
I had some minor issues on the software side initially, but a quick skim through the Github repository fixed that thanks to community members trying things out. There are some relatively minor issues that appear not to be resolved at the time of writing (like an odd screen wrapping bug where the bottom row of pixels is shown at the top of the screen), but Pimoroni appear to be working on these issues as they arise and I'm confident they will eventually be resolved.”
