For now there is no further Windows functionality support but a WinUSB device. However the communication protocol between USB peers is open, so purposes of BeadaPanel device are fairly expandable.
You can purchase currently on ebay and here is the link-->https://www.ebay.com/itm/124510666036
This screen can work under landscape or portrait mode and you can find pics in kodachrome's post either.
For GPU performance, since the screen is a winUSB device only under Windows so there will be no negative influence to your graphic performance at all.
In addition to the current 5" and 7" LCD screens, a new 6.8" IPS screen is now added to the BeadaPanel LCD family. The screen resolution is 1280x480, and the mechanical dimensions are 181x67x25mm. A look with that awesome screen.
BeadaFrame Display Kit is an ARM Cortex-A7 development platform which bundled with a 7" TFT LCD Display. It can be powered and communicated with PC Host by a single Micro USB cable. Currently we use it as a secondary PC monitor for display of hardware status through Remote Sensor LCD.
The question is -- is there any way to implement it as a native support of AIDA LCD screen? We are running Debian Stretch on the ARM Cortex-A7 core.
And more details of this display kit:
CPU
NXP/Freescale ARM Cortex-A7 i.MX6ULL