Forewarning: I don't frequent this board. I've been

You won't be making any profit at $100, but small OLED screens are certainly possible. Some high-end phones use them.

>>61520302
I heard that some samsung phones have AMOLED screens but I don't know what price they tend to sell at at wholesale. Do you think an LCD screen would up the profit margin by enough to give up the extra fidelity?

>>61520310
meant LED

>>61520310
Depends on what the fuck it's for.
>>61520317
Just. No offense, but I really don't think you have what it take to do something like that.

>>61520275
Depends on the resolution and quality of the display. Go to Shenzhen, meet people at factories and talk about your plans. But get a working prototype before to learn about the challenges.

But this product will most likely not leave your head anyway, a lot of things change when you start materializing your ideas.

>>61520323
Kinda why I'm trying to gather information now rather than after I'm already waist-deep in my decisions.

To be specific I was wanting to produce a handheld game console (sue me) but I'm trying to figure out how everything would work before I go headlong into hardware.

I also noticed that I can never seem to find *just* a screen that wasn't a handheld tv or something, so I was thinking about producing small relatively high-fidelity monitors because I myself had been looking for some for forever because I want to be able to use them to test certain game consoles etc and have multiple monitors without having a giant ungainly setup because I don't have a lot of floorspace.

>>61520361
Shenzhen. Thanks, a name really helps. I understand this may never come to fruition but I still want to investigate it nonetheless.

>>61520370
You won't be producing jack shit. Anyone who does anything like this uses screens that are used for something else, such as phones.

>>61520370
/g/ is for petty assholes who argue about fleeting things like 3,000mHz or 3,200mHz RAM speed. Occasionally some engineering is discusse. However most of the time they argue ENDLESSLY about the difference in 5% speed for everyday tasks.

Try asking your question on /biz/.

>>61520415
Thanks, I clicked on /g/ because it was what I first thought of when I needed to ask the question. Thanks.

>>61520404
Then I'll look into phone screens. Like I said I'm a novice, I never claimed to know what I was talking about, Mr. Macho. You're still helping me by mebtioning the phone repurposing though, so thanks.

>>61520275

If you want to make money get into bio non-GMO food production.

You can't compete with chinks in hi-tech.

>>61520382
kek, it's a city in China, you dope. The doubters are right, you have no fucking idea what it takes to even prototype something like this yourself using parts on adafruit. and you're talking about sourcing some special kind of screen. get a game running on some piece of shit 7" lcd first.

Yeah if you've never heard of Shenzhen just go back to bed and stay there.