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from 6.7 to 42 would be my guess. But being serious, I personally have not seen a degraded e-ink display.
by ashirviskas 10mo ago
from 6.7 to 42 would be my guess.
But being serious, I personally have not seen a degraded e-ink display.
- Groxx 10mo agoI've seen a couple minor, older-hardware cases when they've been powered off with something on the screen for years, but that's about it. in theory they can also "burn in" by not clearing the display occasionally (afaict it has something to do with accumulating charge) but most or all of those should clear eventually after cycling a bunch (afaict, though it can definitely persist to a minor degree for dozens of full refresh cycles). extreme ghosting, basically. they seem pretty durable to me.
- sgt 10mo agoEven in a lot of direct sunlight or leaving it out in the heat?
- ashirviskas 10mo agoNo clue, I've only seen either fully working or physically broken ones. Oldest one I have still has mini-usb and no degradation can be seen. Though I only rescued it this year, it seems like it was used pretty roughly.