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+# Comparison of Anycubic Touchscreens
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+- Left: The "old" i3 Mega TFT, based on the Nuvoton NCU120LC1 MCU, which was also built in the Mega S til early 2020.
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+- Middle: The original DGUS II TFT with T5 Dualcore ARM Microcontroller and OpenSource Firmware. This TFT can also be found in the Anycubic 4MAX.
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+- Right: The "new" Mega S and Mega P TFT, which was introduced in Mid 2020. Almost the same Interface like the DGUS II, but without animated Buttons. It's also closed source, based on a STM32F103 single core ARM Microcontroller. Maybe a DGUS Clone. It also has a filename sanitizer built in, which does not allow displaying anything else but gcode files.
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+[[ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/knutwurst/Marlin-2-0-x-Anycubic-i3-MEGA-S/master/images/anycubic_touchscreen_back.jpg | width = 1000px ]]
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