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Ugh if this has a USB port to power RaspberryPi box would be alllll over it.
You might already know this, but depending on the model of Pi, you might need 2.5amps or more. I don't think a monitor with usb would be able to power that.
I've had to run an external power supply in the past for my smart mirror project at least with a raspberry pi 3+
Edit: looks like the main difference I see is TN vs IPS panel. Use would primarily be school/work from home.
IPS is considered to give a better picture, but generally costs more and is slower than TN. But since the price and speeds are the same, no reason not to go with the Acer IPS. Unless you have a brand preference, or $10 is a big difference to you.
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I've had to run an external power supply in the past for my smart mirror project at least with a raspberry pi 3+
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LG 24" Class FHD Monitor https://www.costco.com/lg-24%22-c...69618.html
Edit: looks like the main difference I see is TN vs IPS panel. Use would primarily be school/work from home.
LG 24" Class FHD Monitor https://www.costco.com/lg-24%22-c...69618.html
Edit: looks like the main difference I see is TN vs IPS panel. Use would primarily be school/work from home.
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