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Think of it like a split-flap display. It physically must “rotate” something to the right color. I’m no e-ink expert, but there may always be some level of “shi
by ramses0 5y ago
Think of it like a split-flap display. It physically must “rotate” something to the right color. I’m no e-ink expert, but there may always be some level of “shimmer”.
- robinsoh 5y ago> It physically must “rotate” something to the right color. I’m no e-ink expert, but there may always be some level of “shimmer”. You're thinking of gyricon where the balls rotate. That's different. The bulk of the industry now uses electrophoresis which is moving ink particles electrically.
- fortran77 5y agoThey're still moving though. And that's always going to be slower than turning an LED on.