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> Unfortunately the technology necessarily has very low refresh rates since it it is based on moving around solid particles submerged in a liquid. Why is the R
by throw10920 5y ago
> Unfortunately the technology necessarily has very low refresh rates since it it is based on moving around solid particles submerged in a liquid.
Why is the ReMarkable 2 screen able to follow your pen stroke with such low latency, then?
- adamrmcd 5y agoThere are full updates and partial updates. The former involves refreshing the whole display multiple times to remove ghosting, and a complete redraw. The latter is a targeted change at specific coordinates, which typically involves going from white to black. Very fast, but it's a single point/block at a time.
- abeppu 5y agoI do wish there was a reasonably priced color remarkable equivalent. Very frequently, I start reading a paper on the remarkable and have to bail when a chart distinguishes lines by color.
- rnmp 5y agoRemarkable owner here. RM display doesn't anti-alias actual pen strokes, pretty sure this makes the screen refresh faster. Everything else that is anti-alias tho is a bit slower to refresh.