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I would pay serious cash for a 7"+ e-ink display that can be hooked up to a raspberry pi or laptop. Even looked at getting the chinese modules and building a dr
by bicubic 10y ago
I would pay serious cash for a 7"+ e-ink display that can be hooked up to a raspberry pi or laptop. Even looked at getting the chinese modules and building a driver board for them, but it was beyond my skills.
This thread shows that there's a decent market for this, someone take our money!
- oliwarner 10y agoA good option (maybe) is getting an off-the-shelf screen like a Kindle replacement screen and building or buying a driver board for it. http://essentialscrap.com/eink/ http://essentialscrap.com/eink/ Given screen parts like that are so available (and cheap, <$15), I'm surprised there isn't bigger market in adapting them to other display tech.