New Official Display for Raspberry Pi: a 10.1-inch Multi-Touch Priced at $80

Raspberry Pi has officially launched the new Touch Display 2, an updated visual solution for its boards that features a screen diagonal of 10.1 inches. The company has made the component immediately available on the market at a retail price of $80, introducing targeted improvements aimed at optimizing direct interaction with the operating system for both hobbyist and industrial applications.

The most significant novelty is the 10.1-inch diagonal, which offers a larger viewing area compared to the previous generation model. This increased space is complemented by native support for 10-finger multi-touch, a technical specification that allows for the handling of complex gestures and simultaneous touches on graphic interfaces, making the panel suitable for creating interactive terminals, control tools for automation, and compact workstations.

A larger display for Raspberry Pi

The economical positioning sets the price at $80, maintaining the accessibility typical of the brand's official components. Adopting a 10.1-inch form factor meets the needs of those who require greater readability and more comfortable spacing of touch commands without resorting to third-party external monitors.

The marketing of the new screen is already active through the global network of authorized resellers. With this update, the product offering of dedicated peripherals is aligned with the performance requirements of the new generation, providing a ready-to-use visual option for standalone projects and embedded installations.