Have an old monitor and a Raspberry Pi lying around? Put them both to great use with this DIY wall-mounted display.

If you are considering using your Android tablet as a Raspberry Pi screen you’ll be surprised and happy to hear I’m sure that the setup process is simpler than you’d think.

Here is where things turn into a computer-hacking scene from a mid-nineties movie Both the Raspberry Pi and touchscreen turned on automatically.

This lets it bring up the screen to show the video feed from the newly installed backup camera in the event that the Pi hadn’t already asked to raise the display.

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Go through a few more on-screen setup prompts—including setting up a wireless network, if you so desire—and voilà, you’ve now got a Raspberry Pi computer ready for whatever uses you can ...