Xpantastic!

... and, get all the signals from there where the current display pins. ... On the other hand, it 
might be wise to pass-by as many old components as possible in order to replace them 
completely with a new and thus more reliable (I hope) display driver system. The old displays 
might even be left untouched and feed the new display system from a connector on the back 
panel, for example.

--- In xpantastic@yahoogroups.com, "envia94" <akva@...> wrote:
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> Couldn't the new FPGA-based display board sit right on top, where the current display is. 
> Then, you'd just need to replace the display. I would not mind even removing the glass in 
> order to get more space for the new display.
>