Features:
The Lilliput 7" LCD is in wide screen format with an aspect ratio of 16:9 which is standard for all wide screen videos/movies. Being LCD, the screen is so small that it can be placed or mounted just about anywhere, either with or without the included stand. This leaves many possibilities for computer case modders who are always talking about how to fit a screen into their computer case. Well here it is guys! Small, and you can control it by touch!
It is capable of running resolutions up to 1024x768, however at a resolution that high it is fairly difficult to read any small text on the screen. I found that I could clearly read everything on the screen at a resolution of 640x480.

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One of the key feature of this display is it's touch screen ability. There are touch screen drivers included on the mini-cd that is packaged with the display. A good thing about these drivers is that they are compatible with many operating systems. This opens up a much larger customer base for those who use OS's such as Linux. There is also a small stylis pen included for touching the screen with, although depending on the size of the screen button you're touching I found that my finger was sometimes just as quick.

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A contrast ratio of 200:1 is low in terms of main monitor use, but due to the size of it I doubt you'll use it as the main monitor on your PC. As a secondary monitor I found the 200:1 contrast was just fine. Videos and programs can be run quite well and look perfect.

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When it comes to video inputs I was also very surprised. There is the VGA input which is used for computer video card signals but there is also an attachable cable with 2 more video inputs. That makes VGA, Video 1 and Video 2 for you to use! A small thing I noticed is that there is only one mono audio plug, so although there are 2 different composite video inputs, there can only be audio from one of the sources playing unless you use an in-expensive Y-Cable to combine the audio from 2 sources into the one input plug that is supplied. This display can be used as a computer monitor, but if you want to watch a DVD movie you can simply press a button and switch over to video 1 to provide a little entertainment while browsing the web.

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They also include a small credit-card sized remote control which is able to operate all the functions that the buttons on the front of the monitor perform.  The buttons on the front of the monitor also illuminate for ease of use in low lighting conditions.

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