Even at getting a locked ipad for $50, buying 3 of them and 3 control boards seems like a super expensive DIY project. Over $200 in parts, plus the time to put it all together and be functional. At least it'll make a cool story!
With three screens, the centre of the 'virtual' screen will lie in the centre of a monitor. If using two screens, the centre will be at the join between two screens. Not too much of a problem for pure productivity, but for gaming it's a dealbreaker.or triple but what for?
Most people here are using SFF portable desktop machines, not laptops, so three screens are needed for a portable triple-screen setup.The third screen is the laptop screen. One Packed Pixels monitor on each side, each requires a DisplayPort output. That's only two. You don't need a DP-to-three-DP MST hub.
Most people here are using SFF portable desktop machines, not laptops, so three screens are needed for a portable triple-screen setup.
Oh right if I understand this correctly, the one with the mini DP connector works for iPad Air displays (serials with QX2). the one that supports QX1 displays are for other iPad displays. gotta check the model number on the display itself.
EDIT: LOL love the last two paragraphs of the shipping info page
Okay sorry, wording on my part O_O The board for QX1 has an option for miniDP. As long as you bought the one that says QX1 in the display board compatibility part you're fine.Wait, the mini display port one won't work with the iPad 3? Because that's the one I had ordered...
2048x1536 LCD to DisplayPort Adapter
- LG LP097QX1-SPC1/2/3/ any other suffix most likely
- LG LP097QX1-SPA1/2/V
- Samsung LTL097QL01-W01
- Most likely any 9.7" panel with 51-pin 0.3mm pitch connector
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iPad Retina 1536x2048 9.7" (QX2) LCD to Mini DisplayPort Adapter:
- Panels for iPad Air (I think 1st generation)
- LG LP097QX2-(SP)(AV)
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