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Windows for IoT
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Hi @Clay Yen ,
Welcome to Microsoft Q&A!
Please refer to this document: Hardware compatibility list
I did a survey about the popular Raspberry Pi touch screens and have found some that might fit the touch screen with SPI port, such as this link. However, their version requirements for the Raspberry Pi are not quite the same as the Windows IoT. There is only one Raspberry Pi 3B+ available, however it is still in preview in Windows IoT. So, I don't recommend to use this touch screen.
You can try to use Adafruit PiTFT with SPI port which seems to meet your needs.
Finally you can also look at this: I2C Port Expander Sample.
Best regards,
Seeya
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