This is a much better idea than those products that are $1000 for a bad laptop with a tiny eink screen.
Hey, they’re only $800: https://shop.boox.com/collections/eink-tablet/products/notemax - yeah, I’ve wanted an e-ink screen (to sit outside in bright light and read with sunglasses on) for years, but never for the prices they’re charging.
It makes me sad that e-ink is so niche that it will never reach a truly cheap price. Last time I checked it seem to have already achieved its mass production potential. It is so hard to manufacture already, and newer developments just find ways to make fancier screens that are even more expensive and complex to make. The process to make them is already as efficient as it can be.
Without a decent refresh rate, I don’t see them gaining mainstream appeal. Given that the technology revolves around physically moving particles, I don’t see the refresh rate improving by leaps and bounds anytime soon.
Decent refresh rate depends on the use.
Which is why ebook readers with such screens sell reasonably well, and nothing else does.
Veronica is fantastic.
The year of the word processor approaches
Oh, she’s the lady that also does some yt videos. I’ve come across her stuff before.
Or, install ghostwriter to launch at login.
