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Re: LVDS Panels?

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On Sat, Aug 30, 2003 at 06:43:19PM -0700, Rick & Geannitta Jones wrote:
> (ie.. from hip to head for example)  - most laptop lcd displays can only
> tolerate cables of a few inches.

Yep, on the length.  But... most laptops that I have disassembled (quite a
few) have LVDS built-in.  That's a bummer for those of us looking for GVIF
(like for the Olympus/IBM/whatever display) or for TMDS (the input box for
the Olympus took TMDS).  FWIW, we're talking laptops by Sony, IBM, DEC and
Dell mostly.

If you are looking for info on LVDS, also try searching for PanelLink,
which is trademarked by someone - probably Silicon Image, Inc (see:
http://www.siimage.com/
).  I believe, though could be wrong, that TI also made some interface
chips (75LVDS83).  I've seen cable runs ~15-20meters for LVDS.

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