for a
do-it-yourself project I'd like to combine an LCD-screen with graphics tablets with the purpose of converting it into a graphics tablet-screen hybrid.
I don't need colors, green is OK (and preferred), and I don't want to have a light inverter because it produces heat and this is a thing I'd like to minimize.
I already have several old Wacom tablets board, some are damaged, some are completely destroyed, but in a stack of 10 boards ... 1 got completely restored to fully and aesthetically functionality (I have even polished the plastics), and 2 boards are ... well "acceptable", the plastics are really bad, glued here and there, but they work.
So I want to modify one of the two "acceptable" Wacom tablets and have an integrated LCD.
Now, for this crazy purpose, I need a very thin LCD screen (max 9mm), without metal on the back, and backlighted by LED rather than by neon.
eInc LCDs look perfect, but I need
- VGA input, say 800x640@50-60Hz is OK
- no components or metal on the back of the glass
- leg backlight (no neon+inverter)
- the maximal thickness of the whole (frame + glass + led backlight) must be inferiorior to 9mm
I am open to hints