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No no. You are not supposed to rick roll when showcasing display hacks. For displays you use Bad Apple.
That video has always felt unprofessional to me. I wish we'd choose something else.
No no. You are not supposed to rick roll when showcasing display hacks. For displays you use Bad Apple.
No no. You are not supposed to rick roll when showcasing display hacks. For displays you use Bad Apple.
That video has always felt unprofessional to me. I wish we'd choose something else.
Next time you do an interesting display mod or port, you can choose whatever video you like.
Anyone have a write-up for doing this with a Remarkable 2?
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The good news, maybe, is that "E-Paper" (transflective LCD displays), capable of much higher refresh rates (60 -- 180 Hz), though with greater power draw and lacking E-Ink (electrophoretic) display's persistence, but otherwise sharing bright-light / daylit visibility, are starting to appear. What I've seen of E-Paper displays isn't especially encouraging on the cost front, as similarly-sized displays seem to have rou…
I’ve been using Daylight Computer’s new Android tablet for a while now, which has a 60fps reflective grayscale LCD screen. During the day it looks and behaves like E-paper, but with a much faster display rate. It’s also got a warm backlight for use at night. When the backlight is off the contrast is lower than the E-ink Carta panel used in the Remarkable and Boox tablets, but the backlight and fast refresh really hel…
This article completely glosses over what is presumably the first step of making this work, which is getting a shell on the Kindle. The only resource is some random forum bulletin board post? Huh?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
The good news, maybe, is that "E-Paper" (transflective LCD displays), capable of much higher refresh rates (60 -- 180 Hz), though with greater power draw and lacking E-Ink (electrophoretic) display's persistence, but otherwise sharing bright-light / daylit visibility, are starting to appear. What I've seen of E-Paper displays isn't especially encouraging on the cost front, as similarly-sized displays seem to have rou…
I’ve been using Daylight Computer’s new Android tablet for a while now, which has a 60fps reflective grayscale LCD screen. During the day it looks and behaves like E-paper, but with a much faster display rate. It’s also got a warm backlight for use at night. When the backlight is off the contrast is lower than the E-ink Carta panel used in the Remarkable and Boox tablets, but the backlight and fast refresh really hel…
Have you compared sessions where you're principally, say, reading books with a bookreader app vs. Web browsing, or using other apps?
My experience on the BOOX, an E-ink device, is that web browsing (Einkbro) consumes battery at ~10x the hourly rate that reading books (Neoreader) does. How much of that is active display, and how much is other CPU usage, I don't know.
An E-Ink device would be perfect to play nethack/slashem, MUDs, IF games, turn based games and Chess/Go.