32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
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#292Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
#293This screen comes with a subscription based cloud CMS. The only way to pass image to this display semms to be through a proprietary application which is this so called CMS. There are no other connectivity options mentioned. You are unable to use this screen if: - subscription is not paid - company decides to terminate your subscription under any condition of your contract - company decides to sunset software or a pro…
Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
#294This screen comes with a subscription based cloud CMS. The only way to pass image to this display semms to be through a proprietary application which is this so called CMS. There are no other connectivity options mentioned. You are unable to use this screen if: - subscription is not paid - company decides to terminate your subscription under any condition of your contract - company decides to sunset software or a pro…
Hey! It's Jay, I'm a journalist and developer and I've done most of the work on the front and backend of Project E Ink. Happy to answer your questions! So what we've done: we're indeed running our own Visionect servers these devices connect to. We've build a friendly and news-centered frontend so the display shows news, updates on new editions (or a user-set timeframe), or forgets about newspapers altogether and disp…
In this case, during breakfast I could put the screen on a stand on my table, and read the news without having to resort to a backlit screen / news app on my phone. Though, maybe 32" would be a bit big for my breakfast table, not sure. :)
Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
#295Looks nice, but it's still just more news for the news addicted. Silly idea dump: How about: A 4k TV in form of a window, which displays a live stream of a 4k camera of various places in nature. Lets say, in the middle of the forest, or a beach in italy. To have a window into another place, for some calm and mindfulness.
This site has feeds of windows around the world: https://www.window-swap.com
Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
#296Earlier quoted context omitted.
I didn't know there was a Unicode code point for that! I'd always thought one should just use straight quotes for inches. Thanks!
Straight quotes are acceptable too: https://practicaltypography.com/foot-and-inch-marks.html
Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
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Who is the target demo? I'm old enough to have had actual newspapers appear on my doorstep. I ever saw anyone mount them on a wall, at least not in a private home. I would think a table/tablet orientation would be more appealing than an awkward wall mount. Is this thing meant to be art, a bit of faux-nostalgia decoration?
I’ve seen newspapers hung above urinals as reading material. Generally the front page or the sports page under glass.
Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
#298Re: 32“ E Ink screen that displays daily newspapers on your wall (2021)
#299This screen comes with a subscription based cloud CMS. The only way to pass image to this display semms to be through a proprietary application which is this so called CMS. There are no other connectivity options mentioned. You are unable to use this screen if: - subscription is not paid - company decides to terminate your subscription under any condition of your contract - company decides to sunset software or a pro…
No, this isn't true. I run the Visionect software suite ( https://docs.visionect.com/VisionectSoftwareSuite/index.html ) on a Raspberry pi and the screen talks to it over localhost. No outbound connectivity or subscription is needed.
It’s a bummer because I don’t think there are as good quality displays to replace visionect with, but the subscription was far too much.