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I’m in the “viability valley” of e-ink applications; happy to give up video, not happy to give up vsCode. I do not care about pen-based notetaking, but I care
by singlepaynews 2y ago
I’m in the “viability valley” of e-ink applications; happy to give up video, not happy to give up vsCode. I do not care about pen-based notetaking, but I care immensely about installing 3rd-party software outside of an App Store.
I’ve been very pleased with the DASUNG 25” monitor that uses the same Kaleido 3 as the 13” display available from e-ink, which gives me hope, but as the market stands for someone to have a real laptop instead of a tablet there’s going to be a screwdriver involved.
- ThrowawayR2 2y agoSeems doubtful that you'd get the same refresh rate out of the evaluation e-Ink driver board as the Dasung products? That's a development / evaluation board intended for product development teams with actual engineers to experiment with, not a consumer or even a hobbyist product. IIRC Dasung does a lot of customization to get the performance they do out of their displays.
- singlepaynews 2y agoFound the relevant data sheet: https://shopkits.eink.com/en/download/0223121109cy194658/User%20Manual%20-%2013.3%22%20Kaleido%203%20Outdoor%20ePaper%20Display%20(SD1452-NCB).pdf https://shopkits.eink.com/en/download/0223121109cy194658/Use... It would be enough for me to get a proof-of-concept with a >1sec refresh rate, assuming that I could hire engineers to then do aforementioned customization. If that’s the plan, would you be avaliable?