Katanasteel

There are a lot of 10 and 9 inch displays, some with touch screens, that are marketed to the raspberry pi crowd.  They of course are going to have hdmi.  It's just a matter of what you need it to do.

Do you have names of the brands or maybe a link or 2?

You could always get an older Dell monitor and just use an adapter.

 Could you link me to one of these ?

10 or 9 inch is just fine, I'd actually prefer that.

I have no idea about the resolution >.<

As far as budget I'd like to stay under $100

Hello LTT community.

I am looking for a small monitor/display with an HDMI connection, no bigger than 15 inches in size is preferred. I have found quite a few different ones online but of shoddy quality as per the reviews. I was wondering if any of you fine people have had any experience with such hardware and could give me some tips or recommend a good brand or a place i could easily find something along the lines of what I'm looking for.

I love the more traditional looking case, and the mesh front look is cool.

I had a Death Adder and the middle mouse wheel collapsed into the mouse, it was not very good. Also it took no force at all to click, which some people might like but I felt I accidentally clicked a lot from just resting my finger on the buttons.

I get that it's there for a reason and can't be turned off, I was more curious if anyone know on what principle this worked on being that it's like hardwired into the machine.

I wonder if it only works for US currency, this has me far too curious >.<

Let me explain, I take payments from costumers in an office enviroment. For the sake of clarity I photocopy the bill as their reciept for their records with the check they used to pay for it and occasionally I'll put cash on the glass out of habit.

Now, my copier broke so I am using my co workers HP Officejet Pro 8600 and it so happens I threw money on there and proceeded to get faield copy after faild copy after the lamp got half way down the document. I moved stuff around  and eventually took the money off and it copied fine. I then started putting random bills on the scanner bed and it would immediatly cancel the copies after maybe 1 cm worth of picture making it on the paper.

I am well aware that copying money is countefitting and assume this is just a counterfitting countermeasure but damn if it didn't blow my mind, can anyone explain to me how this feature would work?

I love the look of this card, I mght be in the minority here but I feel the base NVIDIA cards looks so bland.