

MAKE reader Ronal has some pages describing using an old laptop LCD screen as DIY LCD monitor, I'm not exactly sure where/what converter and inverter is being used (and how much it was) but - this is one of the most asked "DIY" mods folks want to do, so - perhaps we can figure out if this worth checking out." [via] - Link.
DIY LCD monitor
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This project is interesting, but he has bought the conversion card. Some French guys are creating their own controler card and it works!
See :
PCB card working
The whole topic in French
Some work still needs to be done (mainly in the software part), but they are close to finish it.
Regards
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I've looked into doing this for a LCD monitor on my ex-laptop, but it turned out that for the price of the controller board I could buy a 17" brand-new monitor. Kudos to these guys for figuring it out.
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