Apollo Display Technologies recently announced its new PRISMA II series of RGB/DVI/video converter boards with analog control for connecting TFT LCDs to standard graphics and/or video interfaces.
All PRISMA II series converter boards support TFT displays from 6.4-inches to 82-inches diagonal with 6-bit and 8-bit color depth, and single- and dual-channel LVDS supported.
Pricing for Apollo's new PRISMA II series RGB/DVI/video converter boards starts at US$51 for the PRISMAeco II in production quantities (10k units).
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