The Invisible Screen – An E-Paper Smart Display
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The Invisible Screen – An E-Paper Smart Display
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Re: The Invisible Screen – An E-Paper Smart Display
#2Pictures are deceitful, screen is only 7.5", fair price I'm not sure, no details on SDK.
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#3Pictures are deceitful, screen is only 7.5", fair price I'm not sure, no details on SDK.
It certainly appears like 15".
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#4I really want to do this with a pi zero w, but with a larger screen. 7.5” is barely larger than a door placard.
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#5What I'm wondering is how open the device is for being operated entirely locally. I want to make sure I can still operate it myself so that I don't have to generate e-waste when it becomes "obsolete" by the maker.
Otherwise the form factor is really good-looking and I'd put this in my kitchen.
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#6Have done the same with a rooted kindle... and you can get them for 20$ on the bay. The price really seems a bit high for a novelty item.
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#7I don’t really understand how it is still trendy to pretend that everyone uses Google for email and calendar.
I get that the SF crowd was all about it, but if the last few years have taught us anything it is that there’s more to the techie world than VC free money startups.
I reckon there are far more people who need this and who might buy this who are using Outlook/Office 365 either alone or in some combination than who use Gmail exclusively.
And yes, Office 365 has an API. Even Alexa works with it.
Re: The Invisible Screen – An E-Paper Smart Display
#8"Screen Size: 7.5
Screen Resolution: 800 x 480"
Fine for displaying a day but not a week
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#9I really want to do this with a pi zero w, but with a larger screen. 7.5” is barely larger than a door placard.
Seems like this is/was meant to be a door placard for meeting room availability.
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