Lilliput Um-80/c/t 8" 4:3 LCD Monitor Touch Screen with USB Power On
Product ID: 392975497
Details
- BrandLILLIPUT
- Screen Size8 Inches
- ResolutionVGA
- Aspect Ratio4:3
- Screen Surface DescriptionGlossy
Description: Only One Cable Does All , No DC Power, Just USB Powered; No VGA Input, Just USB Input Product Feature: Touch Play Just Suit Yourself NOT DC power, just USB Powered NOT VGA input, just USB Input 4-Wire Resistive Touch Screen USB Device Interface One cable does it all! Innovation USB-only connection---add monitors without adding clutter! A USB Powered Touch Screen Monitor as Multiple Input/Output Device for Video Conference, Instant Messaging, News, Office applications, Game map or toolboxs, Photo Frame and Stock Casting, etc. Parameters: Panel Size: 8" TFT LCD Screen Resolution: 800×600 Touch Panel: 4-wire resistive Contrast: 500:1 Brightness: 250cd/㎡ Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Viewing Angle: 140°/ 120°(H/V) Input Power: USB(DC 5V) Power Consumption: ≤4.5W Mounting Process: Standard VISA Sockets Demension(LWH): 200×156×25mm Weight: 536g Accessories: USB Cable 1 Piece Standalone Bracket 1 Piece Driver Disk 1 Piece How to use it? Installing Monitor Driver (AutoRun); Click on display setting icon on system tray and see the menu; Setup menu for Screen Resolution, Colors, Rotation and Extention, etc. OS:Windows 2000 SP4/XP SP2/Vista 32bit/Win7 32bit What can you do with it? UM-80/C/T has thousands of useful and fun applications: keep your main display clutter free, park your Instant Messaging windows, keep your application palettes on it, use it as a digital picture frame, as a dedicated stock ticker display, put your gaming maps on it. UM-80/C/T is great for use with a small laptop or netbook because of its light weight and single USB connection, it can travel with your laptop, no power brick needed! Review: The Ultimate Gifts on standby. - Shipments of two small screens arrived on time. I have not preview or activated screens for viewing yet. Awaiting till I return back from overseas next year. Aiming to create the best home gaming theater system of DCS. Review: needs proprietary drivers; is picky about USB ports - UM-80/c/t are good little monitors but it takes some effort to get them all set up. First, they aren't Plug-n-Play; you'll need to download and install the "DisplayLink" USB monitor drivers from DisplayLink's website before being able to use them as monitors. If you want touchscreen input support, you'll also need to download and install the "eGalax" touchscreen driver. Once you get the drivers set up, you can arrange these in Windows like standard monitors: drag them around in relation to your other monitors, or rotate their orientation (portrait, landscape, flipped, flipped). These are picky about which USB port they're plugged into. I tried having mine plugged into an external powered USB hub, but they weren't happy there and repeatedly power-cycled themselves (which was annoying because it caused all of my monitors to blink off and on for several seconds each time it happened). I have resolved this by plugging the UM-80/c/t's directly into USB ports on my PC, rather than into a USB hub; they're happy there and don't power-cycle themselves anymore. Note that each UM-80/c/t takes up 2 USB ports (for signal + extra power), and as I've got 2 of these monitors, 4 of my PC's USB ports are now tied up with these things. Buyer beware, and be sure to have enough USB ports on your PC!! Despite the problems I had getting them set up, they work great. I don't use the touchscreen functionality; I just use them as displays for flight simulator MFDs. (Does anybody buy these things for anything other than flying virtual attack helicopters and close-air-support jets?). Note 1: The UM-80/c/t has a USB port (meaning each of these monitors can serve as a 1-port USB hub). I've got a Thrustmaster Cougar MFD controller plugged into (and stuck with Velcro to the front of) each of mine, and the MFD controllers are happy (no issues) being plugged into the monitors. Note 2: There is an extendable, positionable leg/support that retracts into the corner of the monitor, which you can use to make the monitor stand on its own, if you want to. The leg contains/sheathes a stylus, which you can use to click the touchscreen, if you want to. I don't use the leg or the touchscreen, but they're kinda neat.
| ASIN | B003H94X7C |
| Additional Features | Touchscreen |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
| Aspect ratio | 4:3 |
| Brand | LILLIPUT |
| Brightness | 250 cd/m² |
| Color | BLACK |
| Connectivity Technology | USB, VGA |
| Contrast Ratio | 500:1 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 12 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 800 x 600 |
| Display Technology | LCD |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Hardware Connectivity | USB |
| Has Color Screen | Yes |
| Image contrast ratio | 500:1 |
| Item Weight | 2.2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | LILLIPUT |
| Model Number | UM-80/C/T |
| Mounting Type | Desk Mount |
| Native Resolution | 800×600 |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Resolution | SVGA Wide |
| Screen Finish | Glossy |
| Screen Size | 8 Inches |
| Screen size | 8 Inches |
| Screen surface description | Glossy |
| Specific Uses For Product | personal |
| Total Usb Ports | 1 |
H**I
The Ultimate Gifts on standby.
Shipments of two small screens arrived on time. I have not preview or activated screens for viewing yet. Awaiting till I return back from overseas next year. Aiming to create the best home gaming theater system of DCS.
J**R
needs proprietary drivers; is picky about USB ports
UM-80/c/t are good little monitors but it takes some effort to get them all set up. First, they aren't Plug-n-Play; you'll need to download and install the "DisplayLink" USB monitor drivers from DisplayLink's website before being able to use them as monitors. If you want touchscreen input support, you'll also need to download and install the "eGalax" touchscreen driver. Once you get the drivers set up, you can arrange these in Windows like standard monitors: drag them around in relation to your other monitors, or rotate their orientation (portrait, landscape, flipped, flipped). These are picky about which USB port they're plugged into. I tried having mine plugged into an external powered USB hub, but they weren't happy there and repeatedly power-cycled themselves (which was annoying because it caused all of my monitors to blink off and on for several seconds each time it happened). I have resolved this by plugging the UM-80/c/t's directly into USB ports on my PC, rather than into a USB hub; they're happy there and don't power-cycle themselves anymore. Note that each UM-80/c/t takes up 2 USB ports (for signal + extra power), and as I've got 2 of these monitors, 4 of my PC's USB ports are now tied up with these things. Buyer beware, and be sure to have enough USB ports on your PC!! Despite the problems I had getting them set up, they work great. I don't use the touchscreen functionality; I just use them as displays for flight simulator MFDs. (Does anybody buy these things for anything other than flying virtual attack helicopters and close-air-support jets?). Note 1: The UM-80/c/t has a USB port (meaning each of these monitors can serve as a 1-port USB hub). I've got a Thrustmaster Cougar MFD controller plugged into (and stuck with Velcro to the front of) each of mine, and the MFD controllers are happy (no issues) being plugged into the monitors. Note 2: There is an extendable, positionable leg/support that retracts into the corner of the monitor, which you can use to make the monitor stand on its own, if you want to. The leg contains/sheathes a stylus, which you can use to click the touchscreen, if you want to. I don't use the leg or the touchscreen, but they're kinda neat.
C**R
Like I said JUNK
Junk. Didn't last but one week and then I had driver issues with it and now it don't work. That's happened with both of the screens I bought. Like I said JUNK!
M**P
Great USB display
I'm using this display as an add on display for information during gaming IE TS channel panel, or MFD for A-10. The item works great easy installation Win7 64. You do need to hunt for a working driver a bit (google search) as the manufacturers website is done poorly (can't get to the drivers through their portal). The only issue I have with the item is the USB cable length, the length is as advertised but why on earth do the manufacture it so short? A pair of usb cable extensions will fix the issue, but for the price of the item one would expect a cable longer than it is. -1 star for cable length and time spent having to find a driver. To make the most of my 2 displays and the TM Cougar MFD's I've created custom desktops (you will have to put some graphic arts skills to use on your own end and use something like DisplayFusion. This bridges the gap for games/apps that don't allow exporting of data.
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