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Interesting pattern of flashing as the picture changes. That probably provides big hints on how it operates internally.
by mark-r 10y ago
Interesting pattern of flashing as the picture changes. That probably provides big hints on how it operates internally.
- delecti 10y agoThe pixels have a bit of "memory" to them, and if they don't do a full on-off cycle they tend to get muddied over time. It's a bit more psychedelic on a color panel, but the same thing happens with Kindle e-readers every handful of page turns.
- tluyben2 10y agoI had to optimize our product's driver for a monochrome display; you can optimize quite a bit if you know the application and test how muddied it gets and how fast. I think that driver optimizing will be able to make the flashing on the color screen less annoying too.
- creshal 10y agoHell, the earliest models did a full inversion for every single page turn. You got used to it after a day or two anyway.