3 ms·
I think those memory LCDs are what Pebble used to use for their watches. My Pebble Time Round still holds up to this day, shows me notifications promptly, lets
by dont__panic 5y ago
I think those memory LCDs are what Pebble used to use for their watches. My Pebble Time Round still holds up to this day, shows me notifications promptly, lets me control music, and the hardware hasn't failed yet. Great screen and a great product.
- kragen 5y agoNice! It's really sad what happened to Pebble. Do you know how much power the watch uses?
- dont__panic 5y agoThe battery is 56mah, and the battery life is estimated at around 2 days. So just over 1mah per hour, I guess? Crazy to think that average current Android phones use batteries that are around 100 times the size of the battery on this watch!
- kragen 5y agoSo that's probably about 5 mW? It could probably achieve that power level with traditional passive-matrix LCDs like the Nokia LCD I mentioned. Hard for me to imagine it's using that much power on computation and Wi-Fi, but that's possible too.