How can I use the monitor of an old laptop fully?

Question

Do it yourself

Hello,
I have a monitor from a broken laptop asus eee pc 1201n, 12.1", it says HSD121PHW1 on the back.
I want to use it as a full-fledged monitor, that is, to have an output to hdmi (or any other port, there are already adapters) to use with rpi , for example.
When I google for these symbols, only the same matrices themselves are offered to me.
If I add words like "adapter", then any slag is displayed without my screen.

That is, I have a screen, there is a board on the back wall (it and called a matrix?) and a cable that is connected to the board, then twisted into a round wire, then unfolded into a flat one with a comb for 20 inputs.
Question one, is this kit enough to just put an adapter on hdmi and the monitor works like a full-fledged one?

Previously, I bought a small 10.1 inch monitor with a controller board. The monitor broke, the controller remained, but the cable that comes out of that monitor is flat, without a plastic comb, and it is inserted into the board (which is the LCD matrix driver). Here is the link .
The second question, is it possible to make friends with my monitor with this controller through some kind of adapter? I do not understand what exactly needs to be looked at and whether it is possible.

Question three, if it doesn’t work to make friends with my monitor with the existing controller, I drive in the words “hsd121phw1 controller” on aliexpress, I get a bunch of controller options, for example. It says color HSD121PHW1-A00, HSD121PHW1-A01 or HSD121PHW1-A03 - what are these A00, A01, A03? and how to make sure that it really fits, so as not to throw away money?

Answer 1

Nothing will work.
Regarding the "color":
https://www.panelook.com/modelsearch.php?keyword=H...
You do not need an HDMI signal, but a video controller interface, which for your matrix, surprise surprise - LVDS. Just making friends between two types of LVDS and eDP interfaces is already a huge problem (I, for example, scored). And you want HDMI right away ... And don't forget about the power supply of the matrix!
Well, to the heap. Are you sure you really need a 12-inch "monitor" with a resolution of 1366x768, crappy angles and 6-bit color? And even more so in order to try to fence such a garden for the sake of it ... Buy a normal bush for a couple of thousand. And much cheaper and better quality.

Answer 2

Are you sure that the monitor is working properly and you will not throw away money?
And then this ceremony can only be performed with a tambourine.
Otherwise it won't work...-
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