ODROID-VU7 (Hardkernel)  800x480  7inch HDMI display with Multi-touch

Description

7-inch multi-touch screen for ODROIDs gives users the ability to create all-in-one, integrated projects such as tablets, game consoles, infotainment systems and embedded systems. The 800x480 display connects to ODROID-C1+ via an HDMI link board and a micro-USB link board which handles power and signal. Just connect a DC plug in to the DC-jack on C1+, and you are ready to play, once you install the latest OS up- date. This high-quality touchscreen is specifically designed to work with both Android and Linux on the ODROID-C1+ and ODROID-XU4.

Specifications

•  7-inch TFT-LCD
•  Screen Resolution: 800x480 pixels 
•  5 finger capacitive touch input
•  Power consumption : 600mA/5Volt
•  Backlight on/off slide switch
•  Viewing angle (in degree) : Left 70, Right 70, Up 70, Down 50
•  Screen Dimensions : 172.9 x 124.3 x 15 mm Including switch and connectors)
•  Viewable screen size : 153.6 x 86.64 mm (active area)

Package include

• A. Fully assembled 7inch TFT LCD + 5 point multi touch screen
• B. 6 x 3.5mm screws 
• C. 3 x Hex nuts
• D. Micro USB link board
• E. HDMI link board
• F. Micro-to-TypeA USB Cable (approx. 35cm) 
• G. Micro-to-Micro USB Cable (approx. 35cm)
• H. TypeA-to-TypeA HDMI cable (approx. 35cm)

Known issues

• The display shows noise on the screen in the boot process and power-down process because there is no off-sync filter circuit.
• On the C1+, there will be after-image or noise when the system turns off if you use the OTG port. 
• To fix this issue, you must remove(de-solder) the R94 from the C1+ PCB.
• If you have the C1+ PCB Rev 0.4 2015/09/30, just remove a JUMPER on J8.
• There is no backlight control except for the slide switch. So software can't adjust the brightness neither turn on-off the backlight.

For Android users!

C1 Android V2.0 or higher version supports the VU7. XU4 Android V3.2 has been released for the VU7 recently. Check our WiKi pages. Set proper resolution settings in to boot.ini file and tweak the build.prop to display the navigation bar.
http://odroid.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=en:xu3_android_release_note_v3.2#notes_for_the_odroid-vu7