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Personally I think the picture display is not user friendly (requiring a HTTP endpoint with a 800x480 monochrome bmp image). I like the calendar display, but c

Personally I think the picture display is not user friendly (requiring a HTTP endpoint with a 800x480 monochrome bmp image). I like the calendar display, but concerned about the limitations and the price. Who is the customer? Decide that and then go out and show it to them. I also recommend Just Enough Research from Erika Hall, it's about studying your potential customers, market and product. This product needs to be attractive and easy to use. A smartphone app the customer can use to change the display would be helpful, and it could justify the price.

konschubert 5y ago
Yes, there is a smartphone app for configuring the calendar. Basically that’s for the “consumer” market. By I have also noticed demand from makers for a more open platform. That’s why I decided to expose the bmp feature. That’s for the “hacker” market. I’ve sold a few of these so I know that there is demand - but I am struggling find a marketing channel. Maybe there isn’t enough demand, it’s possible.