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The problem with Dasung is that they force you to use a driver, which is a bit buggy and not available for all platforms. But I reckon their hardware is super n
by nextos 8y ago
The problem with Dasung is that they force you to use a driver, which is a bit buggy and not available for all platforms. But I reckon their hardware is super nice.
Boox Android tablets can take input through standard HDMI, without any software.
Another option is an AMOLED screen, and invert colors to have the majority of the screen switched off. Sadly portable JOLED screens from Asus are not coming out yet, despite being announced for Q2.
- IshKebab 8y agoThat one uses HDMI and there's a comment saying they didn't need to install any drivers.
- nextos 8y agoThat's great. Can you link the comment please?
- JoshTriplett 8y agoThere are several reports saying that if you "just" use HDMI and not their special drivers, the display will periodically stop, freeze, and display a message steering you towards the drivers.
- ptx 8y agoOnly the first generation needed the special driver, because it connected via USB. The second generation (and newer) use standard HDMI and work fine without drivers. (I tried both since I managed to crack the panel on the first one while travelling.)