Its native resolution is 800X600 and that's what I'm running it it at. If
the pixels are interpolated, you could never prove it by me. If you want
higher than 800X600 this is not the monitor for you.

A chart on it looks just like I would expect it to at 800X600. I'm not sure
how else to answer the question.

I find it to be perfect for *my* needs, If I had lots of bucks, needed it
to be outdoor viewable or was depending on it for primary navigation on
extended voyages, then I would look elsewhere.

"Frank Klose" wrote in message
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How does a map look like on 800X600 for instance? The Lilliput has ca.
900.000 pixels the other 8" monitor has 1.440 millon and is far mor
expensive. I have seen C-Map on the 1.44 million pixel monitor and it
looked good at 800X600. Lilliput claims a resolution of 1024X768 with
921600 pixels. This is really only 640X480 X3 colors = 921600. All the
higher resolutions are interpolated pixels and usually generate a bad
picture ( not sharp).
Some of the cheaper ones for DVD are having even less pixels. On board I
use an old Toshiba with 800X600 and C-Map and I would like a better
resolution.
So what resolution is used on the Lilliput? I would like to buy an 8" but
because of above I´m no more sure anymore what to do.

Frank

"Johnhh" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Brand: Lilliput
Price: $280
Not waterproof
Voltage: 12volt with cigarette adapter/regulator and 110 wall wart.
Amps: 0.8
link: Lilliput 8" Touch screen XGA TFT Car Monitor VGA PC
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...7570 201&rd=1
Same montor, but I'm not sure that's where I got mine.

"Doug Dotson" wrote in message
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Brand? Price? Sounds nice? Waterproof? Voltage? Current?
Got a link to a source?

Doug