What makes Raspberry Pi Touch Display 2 particularly appealing is its seamless integration with the rest of the Raspberry Pi product ecosystem.
Its capacitive touch screen works out of the box with full Linux driver support – no manual calibration required, no hunting through device trees, and no wrestling with incompatible touch controllers. Connect it to your Raspberry Pi (our installation guide shows you how, including connecting to the Raspberry Pi’s standard 5V GPIO supply for power), and you have a fully functional multi-touch display that just works. Now you can concentrate on your project instead of hardware hassles.
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