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How would an E-ink display work for a calculator? I haven't used them for more than about 20 minutes in my life, but as long as there isn't a lot of lag while t
by froindt 8y ago
How would an E-ink display work for a calculator? I haven't used them for more than about 20 minutes in my life, but as long as there isn't a lot of lag while typing, it seems line it'd be a good choice.
Much of the time a calculator is glanced at while doing math on paper or sitting idle while waiting for the next input. A 0-energy display would be ideal for this. It'd be interesting to see a breakdown of energy and energy consumption by part on a calculator.
- blattimwind 8y agoA solar-powered scientific calculator consumes less than one mW.