Adventures in hardware, part 8 – PS2 Keyboard Typewriter
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Re: Adventures in hardware, part 8 – PS2 Keyboard Typewriter
#2I would love to see something akin to the Alphasmart Neo2[1], powered by a low consumption LCD screen. The closest I've seen are E-ink[2] or LCD+E-ink[3] typewriters.
[1]: https://www.loudcoffeepress.com/post/alphasmart-neo2-review
[2]: https://hackaday.com/2018/10/20/e-ink-typewriter-is-refreshi...
[3]: https://hackaday.com/2019/02/18/offline-e-paper-typewriter-l...
Re: Adventures in hardware, part 8 – PS2 Keyboard Typewriter
#3I was hoping this was a project to replace the keyboard on a mechanical typewriter or word processor.
Re: Adventures in hardware, part 8 – PS2 Keyboard Typewriter
#4I was hoping this was a project to replace the keyboard on a mechanical typewriter or word processor.
That's a cool idea - I'll look if I can get a word processor for cheap... and turn it into a PS2 keyboard
Re: Adventures in hardware, part 8 – PS2 Keyboard Typewriter
#5I would love to see something akin to the Alphasmart Neo2[1], powered by a low consumption LCD screen. The closest I've seen are E-ink[2] or LCD+E-ink[3] typewriters. [1]: https://www.loudcoffeepress.com/post/alphasmart-neo2-review [2]: https://hackaday.com/2018/10/20/e-ink-typewriter-is-refreshi... [3]: https://hackaday.com/2019/02/18/offline-e-paper-typewriter-l...
Could be doable by throwing in a larger LCD panel. I think that a more sane platform to implementing a portable LCD typewriter would be either an Arduino with an SD card instead of going all of the way with an FPGA.