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@Railroader Thanks for your advice, although I felt that it was a little patronising. But I guess that since the Arduino is primarily targeted at schoolchildren and for educational purposes, that"s a fair enough assumption of my age and career.

I am aware that there are better alternatives for screens that can be found for under £15. I was curious what was in a £15 quid projector and bought it for that reason. Disassembling it was fun and has already netted me lenses, heatsinks, and LEDs etc. for other projects which is worth more than its cost. The reason I asked was because a) I am loathe to bin the LCD and hence contribute to our electronic waste problems, and b) I am specifically looking for LEDs (most of the displays on eBay and Amazon are OLEDs) as I want to make an ESP32-controlled projector as a project. Non-OLEDs are difficult to find on eBay/Amazon nowadays. Hence I was asking on the off-chance that this screen might be similar to something else in Occidental part of the world that I could use.

From what you say it feels its very unlikely for there to be a shortcut and I"ll have decode the signals manually. Designing and manufacturing (or finding a 30 pin adapter) is not a problem but I can"t justify to myself spending the better part of my weekends in a month to decode the signals just to use it when I can spend £10 buying an SPI LCD from eBay which does the exact same thing. I"ll probably bite the bullet and do that.

Shame about having to bin the screen though. I have found the schematics for the GM8284DD chip and probably with a magnifying glass would be able to make out the LCD connections (RGB input etc.) on the circuit board but again, I"m not sure if its that cost-efficient spending that many weekends working on it...

Hello, I recently bought an arduino that was made in China, i thought it was a copy, but the retailer said it is authorized by arduino.cc to be made and distributed to China as a genuine product of arduino.cc. The board is made with very good quality, it has serial number and an holographic stamp on the box. I have already seen the genuine arduino, and in fact, it is identical to the one made in Italy, the only difference is that it was made in china and the info on the board is writen in chinese, and it has a reference to the website: arduino.org.cn.