Hi,
its my first arduino project, I want to buy an arduino which I will be able to connect to both LCD graphical shield and Wifi shield at the same time..
the LCD has not to be "touch"... but I want it at least 128X164 or about 3.2" ...
can anyone guid me what to but?
I have found thees at ebay:
Now I don't know whether or not this will be your first arduino product to buy but if it is, welcome to the hobby. First things first, sure, you could go ahead and buy a clone but as a thumb rule I always tell people at least to buy one genuine product! It helps supporting the product and keeping the guys at arduino working
Now to your question, I don't really know which pins the wifi shield you specified uses for communication and which pins any lcd screen uses but as long as they use different ones and as long as they have female headers so you can stack them on top of each other ones it will work.
I think the UNO is a great place to start as there are lots of different shields that work with it and the 328 is removable in case you want to put it into another project or somehow manage to cook it. As mentioned above the Yun has wifi built in so it would be one less shield you have to install. Most shields are stackable though. Another thing you should look at, as it was mentioned above, the Arduino board you have linked is a counterfeit.
I unintentionally bought a clone myself and it ended me up being removed from a forum (Not this one, people are more forgiving here) but it is reasonable to consider that if you're coming to a free forum to get project advice, people might have some sore feelings if they know you're using counterfeits.
Here is a page that goes over some of the things to look out for if you intend to identify clones and counterfeits. How to spot a counterfeit Arduino
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the LCD has not to be "touch"... but I want it at least 128X164 or about 3.2" ...
can anyone guid me what to but?
Did you mean the much more common 128x64 when you said 128x164? SparkFun has a 160x128 LCD but not 164x128.
LCD's tend to use a LOT of pins. If you are using an UNO you should probably get a Serial or I2C backpack for your graphics LCD.