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That would be great. If you're starting from scratch, the display is likely to be the most expensive piece to get a pi running. Sure, you can plug it into a TV

by vlunkr 12y ago

That would be great. If you're starting from scratch, the display is likely to be the most expensive piece to get a pi running. Sure, you can plug it into a TV like the old days, but who has a TV that small anymore?

freehunter 12y ago
And being able to run the Pi and the screen from a portable USB battery pack would be nice. It would help hobbyist projects (who wants a robot plugged into a wall?), it would help kids using them to learn (take your whole setup wherever you go), and it would help people in developing areas of the world (where there might not be an abundance of cheaply available and reliable power).