Thanks for the link that links, westfw,
I read all the info from the link and see that getting this Nokia display to dance to my tunes would be a tedious and expensive and time intensive, even hurry-up-and-wait task.
I would have to order the special connectors for the TFT available only from only Digikey USA, getting a PCB made in China would take about 6 weeks to arrive and the minimum order would require me to purchase several of the boards at some yet unknown price, and I would have to write a RGB driver to interface with my MCU. Even if I could find a source, the display requires meticulous soldering techniques of the TFT's very small footprint's easily damaged connector.
What would be the best buy-it-no hassle just use-it solution for anyone, that is, if it was available at a reasonable price would be a 3.5-in TFT display with a serial interface such as I2C or SPI and 3.3 or 5V interface..but while such displays do exist they are in the several hundred $$$$ range..expensive.
By that time I laid out the PCBs, ordered them and somehow manage to find the connector and solder it in and then write a driver, Hitler might be Mayor of New York.
Makes playing around with my HP TFT display maybe a little more like fun to play with.