Any one know if there is a screen out there that is the same size as the tiny shields that I could use with my project.

So 20mm by 20mm or jsut a bit bigger is fine as well.I it operated at 3v3 volts that would be amazing as well.

This one is 3.3v / 20mA. It is 28mm x 28mm, so slightly larger than what you want: http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/COG-C144MVGI-08/153-1146-ND/2523706

This one is slightly smaller, but might need a little more effort on the programming side (also wants 3.5v for the backlight instead of just 3.3v like on the logic pins): http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/NHD-12864WX-T1TFH%23/NHD-12864WX-T1TFH%23-ND/2165862

If your pockets are deep, then there are also these which all seem to be in the size range you are looking for (although not very thin): http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?FV=fff40008,fff80276,ffec322b&stock=1

Lastly, there are a couple of displays from Adafruit which might be suitable. They tend to be slightly larger than 20x20, but maybe that is OK for your needs:
http://www.adafruit.com/products/1393#Description
http://www.adafruit.com/products/326#Description


None of those screens will have the Tinyduino connector - you would probably need to make a small board for any of them, or possibly wire it up to a Tinyduino Protoboard.

If your pockets are deep, then there are also these which all seem to be in the size range you are looking for (although not very thin): http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en?FV=fff40008,fff80276,ffec322b&stock=1

This one loooks amazing have you seen any one use it with an arduino ? 

No, I have not. I would caution you though about relying too much on the images shown in those listings. The one with the fish photograph looks very suspicious to me. I think it was photoshopped. The others might be more reasonable, but still... I just wouldn't trust the product pictures.

Actually we did use one of those NKK OLEDs for an initial proof of concept and it's shown in the Kickstarter video.  Attached is a pict of this, it worked fairly well and is easy to program and the pictures are good, but it is very pricey.

Thanks,

Ken

I'm impressed. The image quality is a lot better than I presumed it would be. Almost looks like it was made to fit the TinyDuino boards.

It's actually quite tall though, which is a bit of a pain.  It also requires a high voltage for the LCD drive (think around 11 or 12V) - the orange wire on the side is running off to a bench supply, so it's not easy to interface too. 

Ken

MMM looks cool may be you guys could make a shield for it

I think I might end up going with this http://www.adafruit.com/products/1393.

Its small and lowish power so might work well.

Actually we did use one of those NKK OLEDs for an initial proof of concept and it's shown in the Kickstarter video.  Attached is a pict of this, it worked fairly well and is easy to program and the pictures are good, but it is very pricey.

Thanks,

Ken

Those screens remind me of this keyboard: the lcd keyboard:
http://www.it2info.com/article3853.html

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.66 inch (16.764 mm)
http://www.buydisplay.com/default/oled-display/64x48-dot-matrix-0-66-oled-display-module-with-datasheet-price-pinout-arduino-serial-spi-interface-from-china-manufacturer-supplier

0.83 inch (21.082 mm)
http://www.buydisplay.com/default/96x39-pixel-0-83-inch-small-oled-display-manufacturers-i2c-serial-spi

0.96 inch (24.384 mm)
http://www.buydisplay.com/default/monochrome-0-96-inch-128x64-oled-display-module-ssd1306-blue-and-yellow
http://www.gabotronics.com/electronic-kits-modules/graphic-0.96-oled-display.htm

can i use this screen or is there another one ?
https://learn.adafruit.com/096-mini-color-oled/wiring

will the tiny screen be usable with arduino ?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kenburns/tinyscreen-a-color-display-the-size-of-your-thumb
This is a major question to me thanks for replying ..
I was un able to find the answer anywere
It scares me if i by one and there will be not cheap way to adapt it it zill be a mess !

Thanks Leo .

will the tiny screen be usable with arduino ?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kenburns/tinyscreen-a-color-display-the-size-of-your-thumb
This is a major question to me thanks for replying ..
I was un able to find the answer anywere
It scares me if i by one and there will be not cheap way to adapt it it zill be a mess !

Thanks Leo .

You mean like a standard BIG Arduino? I would say no. Well you can connect the TinyScreen to the Tinyshield proto blocks:

https://tiny-circuits.com/tiny-shield-proto-terminal-blocks.html

Just buy it without the green blocks. then you can solder it to any type of arduino you want.