Hi guys,
This LCD was taken from a Kyrocera K404 (http://www.phonenews.com/phones/index.php/Kyocera_K404)
According to the spec, it is a 1.4 inches 104x90 color LCD. It seems that it has a 20 pin connector. Does any one have any experience with this particular LCD? Is there a way to figure out the pin-out? Unfortunately, none of the markings on the LCD leads to anything meaningful...
Anyone :(?
It is likely that this display requires a display driver. These are normally found in the ARM chips that power mobile phones. It is unlikely that you could do much with it on an arduino.
Thanks Grumpy Mike! I just hate to throw away things that I know are perfectly functional... I guess that's why I like open source hardware/software 
I know it is a pain. I have a few good quarter VGA displays from a previous employment but you simply can't use them with an arduino. Not the least because of the lack of memory.
A 104x90 color LCD assuming 6 bits per colour would take 104 * 90 * 6 * 3 / 8 = 21K bytes to store the page.