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Products => Computers => Vintage Computing => Topic started by: DiTBho on April 17, 2024, 11:25:20 am
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made in 1989, I can't find any teardown that shows any precise information, like...
- mechanical dimensions
- what interface it uses at the signal level
it's only known that it's a grayscale CGA LCD :-//
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I used to own one. I think I still have the technical reference manual somewhere in the bunker.
IIRC it was a twisted nematic hitachi chipset.
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from: https://wiki.preterhuman.net/Tandy_1100_FD
Display: LCD super-twisted nematic, green Chip Set MN5504 LCD CGA emulation ??? from vintage computer
The 1100 FD has an 80 x 25, high-contrast liquid crystal display
with 640 x 200 resolution. The fold-over display measures
approximately nine inches diagonally and closely resembles the
aspect ratio of conventional video monitors.
known under : Panasonic Business Partner 150 ???
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I used to own one. I think I still have the technical reference manual somewhere in the bunker.
IIRC it was a twisted nematic hitachi chipset.
found some info here (https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/4976/Tandy-1100FD-Laptop-Computer/).
if you find the time, can you open, and measure the STN LCD-panel size?
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I used to own one. I think I still have the technical reference manual somewhere in the bunker.
IIRC it was a twisted nematic hitachi chipset.
found some info here (https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/4976/Tandy-1100FD-Laptop-Computer/).
if you find the time, can you open, and measure the STN LCD-panel size?
Sold it a long time ago. I think I still have the technical manual.