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by clash 6y ago
They == the ArtFrame's built-in software ;) What I posted was generated by the device. It is an example of the actual picture quality.
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by clash 6y ago
At 150 dpi the image depth is not a problem. Here is the 4-bit image of the 1929 Bentley as displayed on the frame for reference: https://www.instagram.com/p/CItoGRLh52n/ On the device you only notice if you get
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by clash 6y ago
The device ships with sample code included. So if you want to try your own use case, this is possible. I will also add it to https://github.com/framelabs-eu shortly.
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by clash 6y ago
It is a 9.7" screen with 1200x825 pixels, which make it 150 ppi. It has WiFi built-in to load pictures from remote sources and also features a small local storage for up to 100 pictures. The battery should last for around 7000 changes
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by clash 6y ago
Until the page is accessible again, here are some pictures and a picture transition: https://www.instagram.com/framelabs.eu/
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by clash 6y ago
Nice work. Getting rid of the cable was actually the most important feature for me. It is almost impossible to spot that this is actually an electronic device if one doesn't notice the small button at the bottom.
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by clash 6y ago
I am working on providing feeds with "Picture of the day" for the device. I agree that that service should run hardened software to prevent your scenario from happening. If you run the device in local mode though, WiFi is never en
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by clash 6y ago
Owner here. I initially created it for myself, but there was a lot of interest, so I made a kit available so that everybody can build one, too.
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I built a picture frame with a greyscale e-paper that runs on battery for years(framelabs.eu)
175 points by clash 6y ago|82 comments
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by clash 8y ago
Your list is missing one crucial item: - listen to a (i.e. scientific, technical) podcast Just go to bed and start a podcast. Turn the volume down, use a sleep timer so that the podcast will not run for 2 hours and close your eyes. Listenin
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Show HN: Find movie and episode titles using fragments of the containing dialogs(quotealot.net)
2 points by clash 9y ago|0 comments