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1.28inch Round LCD IPS Module 240x240 Resolution 65K RGB Colors SPI Interface for Arduino/Raspberry Pi/Jetson Nano/STM32
1.28inch Round LCD IPS Module 240x240 Resolution 65K RGB Colors SPI Interface for Arduino/Raspberry Pi/Jetson Nano/STM32

240×240 resolution, 65K RGB colors, clear and colorful displaying effect

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Beginner here seeking for a guide!

The Project: A tiny, 2.5" OLED screen attached to a jacket that displays an album of images and videos

I have a Cyberpunk style jacket that I want to accessorize by adding a small OLED display. I want the display to show a slideshow of images and videos stored in a memory card.

I want to add two buttons to work as go to next and go to previous buttons.

The questions:

  • What board would work best? Will a Raspberry Pico be enough for this? It doesn't look like the Pico has a memory card slot.
  • My jacket carries a 5V/3A, 12V/5A power bank. I assume this ought to be enough?
  • What screen type can I use? Amazon has a few options I'm considering, like this, this, and this.
  • How do I... Do it? If you can point me to a tutorial, that'd be awesome!

What I have:

  • I'm a software engineer by trade, so need little handholding. Just need a rough outline of steps and I should be able to figure it out from there!
  • I plan to 3D-print a chassis to hold everything.
  • I've got a soldering iron, multimeter, the works. I'm ready to go, just need a shopping list!

Thank you so much!