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E Ink smart screen puts a newspaper on your wall
- lerpapoo 6y agowould be cool with one that just shows a fresh copy of the times on a wall everyday but picks one for the current day from random ones in the past. or maybe make it fun where it picks one from the past with similar headlines.
- capableweb 6y agoBonus points if you add a webcam that face scans the person who is standing in front of them, matches the face with the numerous profiles built from people (some combination of Facebook + Twitter + GitHub would probably find most people), get their birthday and show the frontpage from when they were born.
- kubami 6y agoI am not sure if this is a reference to telescreen from 1984 or not.
- capableweb 6y agoKind of but the vital difference that the entities holding the data are for-profit companies with no oversight instead of governments with no oversight.
- thomk 6y agoOr if they were ever in the paper..
- kilroy123 6y agoI was thinking the exact same thing. Or better yet, if you touch the screen, it changes to show a random front-page from that "day in history".
- Grustaf 6y agoThat’s awesome, I always read my newspaper like that, hanging it in a wall.
- codegladiator 6y agoAnd pretty soon it will be ads inside your house on your walls to calm you down.
- abdullahkhalids 6y agoI believe this was how it used to be before the invention of the printing press [1] > Royal pronouncements typically used a written document posted on the drawbridge, castle door or main bridge into the village, but residents needed the crier to announce the information for those who were unable to read. [1] https://classroom.synonym.com/did-people-communicate-before-printing-press-invented-8169.html https://classroom.synonym.com/did-people-communicate-before-...
- Grustaf 6y agoTrue, that’s old school style! Come to think of it, I think they used to put up the all the pages of the latest editions of newspapers on public billboards not too long ago, and they were still doing that when I lived in St Petersburg (Russia, not Florida) 20 years ago. People would stay and read on the way to the metro, pretty nice!
- stronglikedan 6y agoI was gonna say...unless it's the wall across from my toilet, I'm not sure it would be functionally compatible with me.
- Debonnys 6y agoThis is awesome! However as the discussion from earlier today shows (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22827833 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22827833), it is still very expensive. The display used in this article costs about $1500 (https://shopkits.eink.com/product/31-2%CB%9D-monochrome-epaper-display-ed312tt2/ https://shopkits.eink.com/product/31-2%CB%9D-monochrome-epap...). Which is a bit too high for me to want to make something similar for myself.
- joi_de_vivre 6y agoSmaller e-ink displays are astronomically cheaper--I wonder if connecting several of them and then rastering the pdf would look much different?
- untog 6y agoThe joins would have to very seamless. The visual presentation is the whole point of this thing, so you wouldn't want to ruin that.
- joi_de_vivre 6y agoThese guys make it seem nice: https://www.visionect.com/blog/tiling-eink-displays/ https://www.visionect.com/blog/tiling-eink-displays/. It would probably be a pain to set up, though.
- dmitrygr 6y agoThat display is $1.5k ea, and comes with an NDA mostly forbidding you to even think about it, much less think about the possibility of letting the thought of permitting your mouth talk about it cross your mind.
- Quequau 6y agoThis sort of thing is pretty consistent with all these devices. I guess the manufacturers only want to sell to outfits like Amazon or Google and want to make damn sure that everyone else is left out. I'm convinced that this is a significant factor in the relative narrowness of success, or out right lack, of the technology.
- noir_lord 6y agoI don't understand it either, a decent profit on a vast number of units versus a higher profit on a smaller number is a classic trade off. I guess they make enough from ebook readers they don't want to make them more widely available.
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- woofie11 6y agoI'm not sure that's the trade-off. My experience is that it's hard to predict where new technologies will be used (see history of radio and telephone). With something like eInk, getting it into the hands of engineers building wonky prototypes would allow rapid exploration of a lot of new markets. But yeah, many business leaders are insecure and don't understand IP.
- sparker72678 6y agoSelling to one big company is a way better deal for most businesses if you can swing it. You have ONE customer to deal with, instead of thousands or millions, they will (likely) give you a ton of cash up front as you ramp up your production (payment for the rest on delivery), and you only have to work out how to ship them to one location, instead of either setting up a storefront or finding a distributor. You have easy-to-forecast revenue and you can stay in your niche as a component manufacturer instead of becoming a consumer goods product company.
- trevyn 6y agoIf you seek calm, a newspaper on your wall isn’t going to deliver it.
- eternauta3k 6y agoIt could show headlines from peacetime slow news days from the past.
- Tade0 6y agoAnd here I am, wishing for a, for lack of a better term, binder of E-Ink sheets which would display what I currently working on.
- bryogenic 6y agoAll that beautiful design work and it still has a cord hanging off of it? A bit of drywall and electrical work would hide the cord completely; but I understand if that isn't possible in an apartment.
- harel 6y agoThis looks like a very interesting piece and project. I'd love to read it. But, it's on medium and without an paid account i cannot access it. And at this point, shelling 50 bucks for medium doesn't seem the smart thing to do... This applies to any article on medium posted on HN.
- ag56 6y agoI read medium articles all the time and I've never once been asked to login, much less pay.
- catalogia 6y agoUsually I manage to read medium articles fine, but today I encounter: > The page isn’t redirecting properly > An error occurred during a connection to onezero.medium.com. > This problem can sometimes be caused by disabling or refusing to accept cookies.
- aembleton 6y agoUse umatrix to block medium cookies or read it here https://outline.com/qWVkuf https://outline.com/qWVkuf
- roland35 6y agoWhat a great idea, it's too bad the display costs $1,500 but I suppose that is partially because it includes a Linux controller. One thing I also learned is that you can download a PDF of the New York Times front page every day!
- stefan_ 6y agoIt does not include the controller, that's another 500 bucks. Round numbers at eInk.
- joosters 6y agoThe only place that sticks pages from today's newspaper on the wall is your local bookmaker, showing the Racing Post data for the 2:10 race at Newmarket. ...but now you too can recreate the charm of your local bookie at home :-)
- scrumper 6y agoOr your local pub toilet. EDIT: snarky joke, I actually rather like the wall thing that Max Braun created.
- _ph_ 6y agoThis is just gorgeous and begs the question: what is wrong with e-ink and their non-marketing of their technology? You can get LCDs in almost any form and size for very little money, but e-ink displays are still rare and expensive. I love my kindle (ironically even Amazon seems to be very slow in enhancing it), but I would love larger e-ink screens and display devices. Like with good old black and white displays, there is zero penalty for running them 24/7. The newspaper is a great implemantation of this, but I also would like to have a large e-ink display for displaying b/w photographs. And of course, a reader, large enough to cover the area of an open book (so almost A3) would be a dream. Displaying a double-page of any print at 100% would make for the ultimate e-reading experience. Would be the ideal accessory to any programmers desk, but also for any scientist. So the big question is: why does all of this not exist?
- zitterbewegung 6y agoBecause worse is better and LCDs and OLED dominate the display market. People rather have a backlit display in a small form factor with a higher refresh rate than reading on an eink display. My Phone / Tablet allows me to read and also watch movies in color but eink can't do that.
- heavenlyblue 6y agoOn that matter, is there any reason why I can’t find high-resolution monochrome non-backlit TFT matrices? I.e. how are they worse than rink?
- mdorazio 6y agoIf you've never had a screen with a broken backlight it might not be obvious, but without the light a normal TFT display is basically unreadable except in very specific orientations due to the way the layers are sandwiched. You're probably looking for what's referred to as "transparent LCD", which I think still are not very nice to look at (Google has plenty of example pictures).
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- the_biot 6y agoDisplay is $1500, controller $500, software under NDA and you can't buy it as a mere mortal. It probably takes over a minute to update the display, considering those 3-color waveshare 10" ones take 15 seconds. Honestly, this is crap in every way.
- schaefer 6y agothere's another way to look at this project... a fellow human wanted to make something that does not exist in this world. they believed in their project enough to invest their money, time, and expertise. after tackling countless technical details, they succeeded by their own measure! this project never was intended to be a consumer product. Judging it by that standard misses the point. this is one specific engineer's equivalent to training for and then running a marathon. this is a human with a highly skilled and devoted engineering practice. just like a runner crossing the finish line, that is what this article is about. and personally, I'll gladly cheer Max on.
- jborichevskiy 6y agoAbsolutely agreed. It's a gorgeous piece of tech, or art, or really some blend of the two. I want to see more of these projects in the world, not less.
- rollinDyno 6y agoI can't read the article since I don't own a Medium account. Why does the author need me to sign in?
- codegladiator 6y agoDoes medium randomly chooses who should login ? Because I didn't get a login prompt.
- pacamara619 6y agoDelete your medium cookies, should work then.
- harel 6y agoOpen it in Incognito mode.
- busymom0 6y agoI don’t think it’s the author. I think it’s medium itself which sometimes forces that login popup. I get it too but I get rid of it by going to incognito.
- rollinDyno 6y agoThanks for the tip. I think some responsibility lies on the author as he chose which platform to publish with.
- visarga 6y agoMy policy is to close the window, be it Medium, NYTimes, etc Plenty of free access websites to cover my needs without them. Why should I jump through hoops if they don't want to share publicly?
- catalogia 6y agoI've read things on walls before, mostly at museums. It's not ergonomic.
- inappropriated 6y agoI can smear shit on my own wall for free, thanks. No need for technology.
- social_quotient 6y agoI wish for a baby monitor made out of an e-ink display. Would love to have a non emitting screen on for that. Maybe someday...
- dade_ 6y agoNew York Times redefines the paywall. How do I enter my credit card number or does it support tap payment?
- secfirstmd 6y agoWowza. Put this out there fully and take my money.
- busymom0 6y agoI realize this might be a joke but is that even possible to do considering the eink display they used has a NDA on it and they couldn’t even discuss the code? Also the $1500 price tag on top of the NDA was absolutely shocking to me.
- secfirstmd 6y agoYeh having read a bit more detail on their site you might be right. I think there is nothing more frustrating then companies that make it hard for you to give them your money.
- TacticalTable 6y agoMy guess is that these are effectively handmade prototype units, made almost at/below cost, to allow companies to experiment with limited runs and determine business viability, which would leave the possibility of large orders/contracts, whereas consumers are much less predictable and reliable.
- amelius 6y agoThis guy thought about every aspect of the UX except the fact that reading a newspaper from the wall is very bad ergonomically because the reading-height is most often not at eye-height because of the large size of the display!
- cemregr 6y agoCringeworthy statement from the manufacturer: (I) THE PRODUCTS ARE NOT CONSUMER PRODUCTS INTENDED FOR PERSONAL, FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES; AND (II) PURCHASER IS PURCHASING THE PRODUCTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE AND/OR IN A BUSINESS CAPACITY. ORDERS PLACED BY CONSUMERS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
- _ph_ 6y agoIt is not quite uncommon to make evaluation kits only available to commercial customers as they come in a very bare form, lacking any safety notes and so on. But in the end points to what I think is wrong with e-ink: there are no offerings for hobbyists, which could help a lot to create markets. Why not have at least some displays sold for the Raspberry Pi crowd?
- flowersjeff 6y agoYeah, but it does seem like this could be a retail (via online sales) product. I don't really see many e-ink commercially deployed around me, and I'm in the bay area. I think the company(ies) controlling this tech ought to try to do anything to make their products more accessible/used.
- _ph_ 6y agoI agree. It really looks to me as if there is not enough availability of this technology for hobbyists and startups - many startups started from some hobby tinkering with a technology. The big industry doesn't seem to be very interested, so one would need startups to bring more applications to the market.
- abbracadabbra 6y agoDo other newspapers publish scans of their print editions? From the article, nytimes: https://static01.nyt.com/images/2020/04/10/nytfrontpage/scan.pdf https://static01.nyt.com/images/2020/04/10/nytfrontpage/scan...
- avianlyric 6y agoPretty much all newspapers are archived in libraries around the world (big national libraries in western countries are usually obligated to archive them). If your specific newspaper or front page wasn’t available on the internet, I suspect a nearby library has a high resolution microfilm copy of it that could be digitised.
- gullyfur 6y agoWow, I haven't looked at a print edition in years, but wow I can't believe it's now up to $3 to buy a newspaper? Way more than I remember...
- eatbitseveryday 6y agoThe German Süddeutsche Zeitung allows subscribers to download the full PDFs. http://sz.de http://sz.de
- ThinkingGuy 6y agoDuring the pandemic, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution is making the electronic version of their paper available (downloadable as a PDF) free of charge. https://epaper.ajc.com https://epaper.ajc.com
- cowsandmilk 6y agoNewseum appears to still have the daily front page of a ton of newspapers. (A bit surprised since they closed their physical building) https://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/ https://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/
- droithomme 6y agoThe photo in the article looks cool, showing a full page of the New York Times in tiny dense font on a huge screen. But is anyone really going to want to read a paper in that format by standing next to a wall for an hour while squatting to various heights to allow their head to be level with the text they are reading?
- bufferoverflow 6y agoFor $1500 you can buy a 55" 4K OLED screen. https://www.amazon.com/LG-OLED55C9PUA-Alexa-Built-Ultra/dp/B07PTN79PG https://www.amazon.com/LG-OLED55C9PUA-Alexa-Built-Ultra/dp/B...
- luka-birsa 6y agoSuch a good project. Reminds me of some of the projects people hacked using our solutions - for example this Digital Picture frame that is displaying the latest tweet from Donald Trump: https://www.visionect.com/blog/sign-of-the-times/ https://www.visionect.com/blog/sign-of-the-times/.
- alistairSH 6y agoSomething like this would probably be a step back towards sanity (vs my current habit of consuming news and social media from my iPad, which generally makes me unhappy, but darn it's addictive). Just the headlines and leads. If I want more, I can check the full website later. If it was $300 instead of $1500+, I'd be all in. Heck, a larger format Kindle might work too. The current book reader is just too small for newspaper consumption.
- _ph_ 6y agoI really don't get, why Amazon doesn't put more resources in the Kindle universe. They should have a large volume and quite a market position. Also, they don't lack the finances to push products. A larger Kindle would be an instant buy for me. I have been contemplating the Oasis just because it adds an inch of display and with the next refresh I will probably bite. But why not 8 or 10 inch devices? Or full A4 size. Also, it would be great, if they made it easy to connect your Kindle to e.g. a Raspberry Pi and use it as a touchscreen display. I might pick up a couple of paperwhites, if that were possible.
- andrewla 6y agoMy theory is that since the settlement with Hachette, they don't see any way to make money in the space. E-books are ridiculously over-priced at the moment, and Amazon is not allowed to discount, so it makes it difficult to build up the kinds of volume Amazon needs to really push the market. Their direct publishing arm has lost a lot of momentum as publishers have really stepped up their game in acquiring authors because of the influx of cash they get through this system. As a side note, the Oasis is for me the pinnacle so far of the Kindle family -- the physical buttons and the asymmetric design make in an excellent device. It suffers from some usability in the touch screen, and the shopping experience is super shitty, but the device itself when you're reading a book is excellent. Amazon with their devices tends to push their own content, rather than the Apple model of having "apps" -- if Amazon would just make their own content second-class (by providing an API and an "amazon reader app" for the device, and allowing other bookstores and reader apps) then it would really be quite phenomenal.
- brainpool 6y agoThe world would have looked differently if the Mirasol technology ever took of. It was a large e-ink that could do color and had a refresh rate good enough for video. Most impressively, it could have been produced at existing display plants with some modifications. Unfortunately, the MEMS technology was close but no quite there as the displays degraded. Beautiful displays however, extremely energy proficient, and absolutely splendid in daylight. A bit dull, but very comfortable indoors.
- joyj2nd 6y agoGreat. But I don't want a f. Newspaper on my f. wall, I want a working, decent priced eInk screen for my computer.
- Erlich_Bachman 6y agoCheck out onyx boox offerings. They have an 11inch tablet that works as e-reader, and also as external HDMI (with HDMI port in the tablet) screen that can be connected to any device.
- uryga 6y agothe Technology Connections yt channel has an experience report about the Onyx Boox Max 2 tablet (13.3 inch): https://youtu.be/7NfX0vlCa4k https://youtu.be/7NfX0vlCa4k tldw: it's not great for non-ereader tasks. the display is fine, but the tablet is hampered by slow hardware and bugs in its customized Android. using normal apps is challenging even with the compat tricks the OS gives you (e.g. disabling animations, "high contrast") he mentions that Onyx also offers a non-tablet e-ink monitor, maybe that's better?
- Erlich_Bachman 6y agoWhat would be non-e-reader tasks that I would want to have on an e-ink monitor? I have used mine to read books in all possible formats (including non-e-ink-aware android apps, with compat tricks), annotate, browse the web. All of that with great experience. What other things does one realistically wish to do on any e-ink display? I saw the video, but my reaction was perfectly summed up by one of the comments: "What? It has terrible input lag? The framerate is like 5hz?! It's only in black and white??! Man, my plans to make this my main 144hz HDR gaming monitor have been crushed."
- uryga 6y agojust, y'know, computing! sure i know i won't be watching videos, but anything else you'd do on a normal computer. because i like e-ink screens :) i don't think the refresh rate comment is fair - he mentioned the lag when he demo'd writing in Google Docs, and just said you get used to it. but there's a difference between the screen being slow and the device being slow, no?
- jjguy 6y agoReading all the negativity here reminds me of the iPod reception back in 2001! This is prescient y’all. This is the technology future I want, not that dystopian blade runner world!
- smilekzs 6y agoExcept that eInk has been around for decades without much breakthrough you'd see in even LCD/OLED technologies. This cannot be easily explained off as lack of R&D investment. IMHO the scalability is the biggest hurdle. That, and the lack of even basic coloring, let alone full CMYK.
- jimktrains2 6y agoIt's not even color. A letter or a4 sized tablet is out of the price range most people. Especially grad students or recent PhDs who'd have a huge use for it.
- et-al 6y agoThe negativity here is rooted in disappointment from lack of progress and high pricing, not skepticism of the future. Most of us have been dreaming of mounting an affordable A3-sized e-ink display on our walls.
- rospaya 6y agoI used a Motorola F3 in 2006 and got my first Kindle in 2008. Except seeing small e-ink screens in supermarkets I haven't seen any other mainstream e-ink products or solutions. It's a shame the tech is stagnating.
- broabprobe 6y agojeez, I submitted this 44 days ago and got no traction, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22420685 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22420685 oh well! It's a cool project!
- azinman2 6y agoWhat does get traction, how, and why is a big mystery to me. I’ve experienced the same.
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- solarkraft 6y ago> 1500$ display > (I) THE PRODUCTS ARE NOT CONSUMER PRODUCTS INTENDED FOR PERSONAL, FAMILY OR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES; AND (II) PURCHASER IS PURCHASING THE PRODUCTS FOR COMMERCIAL USE AND/OR IN A BUSINESS CAPACITY. ORDERS PLACED BY CONSUMERS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. > 500$ driver board with the same terms > E Ink’s NDA prevents me from sharing the source code It amazes me every single time I think about it: Why is this company working so hard to keep their products away from the public? Additionally, how did they convince them they're not a consumer? My mode of acquiring e-ink displays is looking for e-reader replacement parts and data sheets online. Never interacting with the e-ink company isn't only easier (please stop screaming at me that I suck if I'm a consumer, thanks), but a lot cheaper. Haven't found a knock-off for the 31" screen yet, unfortunately, that would be quite cool.
- JustFinishedBSG 6y ago> Additionally, how did they convince them they're not a consumer? By being a very wealthy google product manager ?
- simplecto 6y agoThey can take the daily screenshots from my side project [1] and rotate them on their very cool screen. Or they can take the high-fidelity pdfs from Newseum [2] and rotate them. [1] - https://newshots.simplecto.com https://newshots.simplecto.com -- Daily screenshots of hundreds of publications [2] - https://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/ https://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/
- stephbu 6y agoWhile I love the clarity from of the technology, the ergonomics of reading while standing isn’t great, let alone contortions I used to go they on the Tube to do it.
- botolo 6y agoI am still waiting for someone to introduce a Kindle-style device specifically designed for comic books. I am shocked that Comixology or Amazon have not done this yet. Using iPads and other tablets is not a good solution. These devices are too heavy, the consume too much energy, they are distracting with all the apps, notifications, etc.
- jason0597 6y agoEspecially manga since it's mostly black and white! I am shocked that not even a Japanese company has even given it a try
- gh02t 6y agoI used to read manga on an OLED tablet and it was wonderful with the true blacks. I've tried reading it on my Kindle and it's overall quite pleasant as well, but really makes you wish the display was bigger.
- intopieces 6y agoThere are "manga editions" of Kindle[0] and Kobo [1] Basically just their normal version with more storage, though. [0]https://www.engadget.com/2016-11-12-amazon-kindle-paperwhite-manga-edition-review.html https://www.engadget.com/2016-11-12-amazon-kindle-paperwhite... [1]https://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/kobo-aura-one-limited-edition-32gb-review https://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/kobo-aura-on...
- chrisallick 6y agoThat’s a $1500 non interactive single image viewer... why not just mount an iPad Pro? eye roll
- pmichaud 6y agoI am looking forward to having an e-ink monitor that I can write on (in the sense of using a word processor and looking at it through an eink monitor).
- DenisM 6y agoSeen this? You can take it outside! https://getfreewrite.com/products/freewrite-traveler https://getfreewrite.com/products/freewrite-traveler
- DenisM 6y ago2560x1440 at 31" is 95 ppi, in case you wondering.
- mtzaldo 6y agoSo, yesterday post asking about a e-ink screen was a post to get people curious about it so you can click on this story clever
- trianglem 6y agoA slight tit bit here, I don’t think Paper is a great name for this great looking product. How are people supposed to find it easily online?
- mplewis 6y agoIt's not a product. It's a thing he made for himself.
- 3fe9a03ccd14ca5 6y agoAt this point OLED 4K screens of the same dimensions are cheaper than e-ink. I really hope the the prices come down because these are just so awesome.
- harshitaneja 6y agoI was thinking of getting a large E Ink display and whenever I would have a guest the cameras in the house could capture their face and use a GAN or some model to change to create an image using their face and update the display just for a few seconds to spook guests. I studied E Ink displays and the low contrast ratio and enormous costs flushed my prank in a drain.
- b0rsuk 6y agoWhy there's no JS framework good at shaping text into columns and automatically flowing text around images? I understand it's not exactly trivial, but aren't the benefits obvious? It's so much more pleasant to read. Instead, we get designers praising "gorgeous" designs with a single narrow column, big fonts, etc. Why are designers missing the big picture?
- anthk 6y agoGive me the same but in a form of a thin laptop. I would use it to code/browse HN/Gopherspace and to read media/play music. Some gaming with Nethack/frotz would be acceptable, too.
- foofoo4u 6y agoI love my Kindle's e-ink display for reading books and news articles. I simply cannot enjoy consuming this content as much with any other medium. But not only do I enjoy to read, but I also enjoy to write as well. I would love to have an e-ink monitor where I can type away my thoughts on my mechanical keyboard in a distraction free interface. I am surprised something like this doesn't exist. I would be more inclined to write more if it did.
- flowersjeff 6y agoInsanely cool. E-ink is just one of those technologies that ought to be so much further along, but I've always gotten the gut feeling that the company that controls this tech is just so out of touch. Reading how the software can't be shared... I shouldn't have been surprised.
- beezle 6y agoThe unfortunate thing is the display is only 4 bit. At 16 bit I could see using it to display b&w prints. The dpi is a little low but is ok for viewing at distances greater than about 6 feet.
- Animats 6y agoIt's a great idea, although kind of pricey, like most E-Ink stuff. (E-Ink was supposed to be cheap, but that didn't work out.) You could probably sell some of these to executive offices.
- mentos 6y agoAnyone know what the thickness of the sheet is? If these were as cheap and thin as real paper what would the best application of this technology be?
- cs02rm0 6y agoCan anyone offer an LCD alternative?
- bArray 6y ago"That looks awesome!" * Looks at website * "$1,500!" I'm really looking forward to this price point coming down. EEVblog was talking about an interesting effect where LCDs can potentially become a cheaper alternative to "e-paper" [1]. An LCD panel of similar size is significantly cheaper due to products such as laptops, monitors, TVs, etc. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldolTAeXs_w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldolTAeXs_w
- enchiridion 6y agoI want an e ink display closely coupled to my desktop that I can use almost like a printer.
- enduser 6y agoThere are a variety of tools that allow you to print almost instantaneously to a reMarkable Tablet.
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- yoz-y 6y agoThis screen comes with a 60 days warranty? Is that even possible for an electronic device?
- davesque 6y agoI like e-ink but I don't really get this. Who are they trying to sell this to? I'm assuming they're targeting businesses that want updatable informational displays because I can't imagine any person that would prefer standing in front of a wall in their home to read the newspaper instead of using a handheld device on their couch.