This build is worth checking out if you’ve ever dealt with anything involving digital video. The final section of the project involves actually sending a video to this impressive collection of hardware in order to get a video to appear on the old laptop screen. The second part involves building an HDMI sink, which is a device which decodes the signal from an HDMI source into its constituent parts so it can be sent to the FPGA. In the first section, the teardown of the laptop begins and a datasheet for the screen is discovered, which allows to prepare an FPGA to drive the screen. This project from comes to us in a few parts. On the other hand, if you want to ditch the rest of the computer, you can make use of the laptop screen for whatever you want. As to why no manufacturers offer this piece of convenience when we all have easy access to a working screen of this size, perhaps no one can say. The lack of HDMI inputs on almost all laptops is a huge drawback for anyone who wants to easily play a video game on the road, for example.
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