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> while this is true historically and for the vast majority of screens (which is fine, given their uses) there are more and more screens that deliver well above

> while this is true historically and for the vast majority of screens (which is fine, given their uses) there are more and more screens that deliver well above 30Hz. Citation needed.

atdrummond 5y ago
My wording was imprecise (in that such displays don't really operate at a given Hz) but the factory that provides DaSung has multiple sized displays that can display a movie without an perceptible shuttering or frame drops. Unfortunately reviewers are bad at objectively analyzing these metrics for e-Ink reviews but I'll see if I can't take a stab at this when I get closer to having everything in a single enclosure.
- robinsoh 5y ago
  > My wording was imprecise (in that such displays don't really operate at a given Hz) but the factory that provides DaSung has multiple sized displays that can display a movie without an perceptible shuttering or frame drops. I've seen the Dasung paperlike. It cannot display a movie. It is an A2 mode. I don't believe your claim that "perceptible shuttering or frame drops." because A2 drops frames and does dithering as stated in their own manual. http://www.dasungtech.com/download/Paperlike%20Pro%20User%20Manual.pdf http://www.dasungtech.com/download/Paperlike%20Pro%20User%20...