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The VXO-011AMA-097 is a 1.1-inch AMOLED in a 7:3 portrait format — taller, relative to its width, than any other display we make. A band's width is fixed by the strap but its height is not, and against our 0.95-inch band module this panel gives 294 rows instead of 240: 22.5% more vertical content for 1.5% more width. Same driver, same interface, same touch — just more room to stack readings. It also has touch on its own independent supply rails, so the touch layer can stay awake while the display sleeps. No backlight, 60,000:1 contrast, 420 cd/m², about 0.058 W at full white. RM69310, SPI, -20 to +70°C.

The VXTA40CAH-01 is a 10.4-inch TFT in 4:3 — the format industrial and medical equipment has been built around for twenty years. Its active area of 211.2 x 158.4 mm is the standard 10.4-inch size, so it drops into a cutout originally cut for a panel of this class, and legacy software written for 800x600 does not letterbox. It is bright at 650 cd/m² typical with a 520 minimum, uses an anti-glare polarizer for factory lighting, and ships without touch so it pairs directly with our 10.4-inch capacitive touch panel. The documentation is also unusually complete: ten reliability test items each citing its IEC and GB standard, a 50,000-hour MTBF, and inspection criteria given in millimetres. 24-bit RGB on 60 pins, -20 to +70°C.

The VXTA10BXH-01C is a 10.1-inch 1280x800 TFT with an integrated capacitive touch panel, driven over 4-lane MIPI DSI. Against our 10.4-inch 800x600 module it carries 2.1 times the pixels through 35% fewer pins — 39 instead of 60, and 32 functional instead of 43 — because four differential pairs move the whole image. Touch is on the module with an FT5426, so there is no separate flex to route. The backlight has PWM in and PWM out, so dimming is handled on the module rather than in your firmware. It is 16:10 at 150 PPI, anti-glare, with 80° viewing in all four directions and no gray scale inversion — together the signature of an IPS cell. Contrast is 700 minimum. The document has real problems, listed here: an active-area figure that does not reconcile, a touch controller with no I2C pins, and a brightness figure with no minimum.

The VXTA10BXH-01 is the display-only version of our 10.1-inch 1280x800 MIPI panel. It shares the active area, resolution, 39-pin connector and 4-lane MIPI interface with the VXTA10BXH-01C but omits the capacitive touch layer — and what that buys is the point: 2.9 mm thick against 5.15 mm, and an outline of 229.6 x 149.3 mm against 238.60 x 160.6 mm. If touch is handled elsewhere or not needed, you are not paying for a layer you will not use. It is also the version with complete documentation: a luminance minimum of 200 cd/m², a ten-item reliability programme citing IEC and GB standards, an MTBF of 50,000 hours, and inspection to MIL-STD-105E at AQL 0.65. It runs -20°C to +70°C, ten degrees wider than the touch version, and states the active area as 216.96 x 135.6 mm, confirming the correction we derived on the sibling.

The VXT700MYIA-03C is a 7-inch front panel assembly: a display and touch stack under a custom cover glass carrying three functional openings — a camera window, a proximity sensor window and a microphone through-hole. The ink over the openings is specified with a number you can measure: visible light transmittance at 520 nm below 25%, which is what lets the proximity sensor hide behind the glass while still passing IR. Everything runs on one 40-pin flex at 0.30 mm pitch, and that flex carries the LED backlight as well, so there is one connector rather than two. The glass has an anti-fingerprint coating, there is black electromagnetic shielding on both sides, and the section gives a 2.25 mm finished stack with component height capped at 1.8 mm. This is a mechanical drawing, so the page is explicit about what is not in it: no resolution, interface, pin assignment, optical or environmental data.

The VXT700B1YI-03 is a 7-inch TFT module built in portrait: a 103.60 x 162.27 mm outline, 94.2 x 150.72 mm active area, and 800 x 1280 resolution at 216 PPI. Two figures set it apart. The first is orientation — most 7-inch modules are landscape, and this one is tall, which suits forms, lists and scrolling content. The second is brightness: 800 cd/m² minimum and 1000 typical. That minimum is the highest guaranteed brightness in our range, four times the 200 cd/m² minimum of our 10.1-inch module, and it is a floor you can hold a supplier to rather than an average. It runs MIPI DSI on the widely used ILI9881 driver, has an anti-glare top polarizer, 80° minimum viewing in all four directions, and a 20-LED backlight at 1.28 W with 30,000 hours minimum life. One contradiction in the document needs resolving before layout, and we state it rather than pick the reading that looks better.