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LabVIEW
Graphical LCD
My first, snarky response, connect it to a computer. I'm sure that isn't what you are asking, so I will say, "can you be more specific?" LabVIEW is a programming language, so interfacing it to an LCD is sort of like saying how to interface BASIC to an LCD. If you mean can LabVIEW generate the digital inputs to an LCD, well not without some interfacing hardware, and then the answer is maybe.
Somil,
There are LCD's out there that have a serial board attachment that allow you to write messages to the LCD by just sending tiny serial commands and text. Such as (but not limited to nor endorsed by me): http://www.seetron.com/
Very simple and well worth the extra dollars for the ease of serial interface!
What part do you want LabVIEW to play in this? Are you planning on modifying the video, analyze it, what? If the LCD is just a monitor (doesn't require extra hardware beyond a computer's video card) then it will act as any other monitor, only lighter, thinner, less power. We will still need more information of exactly what you are trying to do, so far it sounds like just connecting the right video camera and the monitor. Most cameras that connect to computers come with some software drivers (for the OS, not LabVIEW drivers) that allow video capture/display. So give us more details.
