DIY Electronic Paper Display
An anonymous reader writes "LinuxDevices.com has an article about a development kit for prototyping device displays based on electronic paper technology. The kit includes a 170dpi, 6-inch (diagonal) SVGA (800 x 600) EPD (electronic paper display) module supporting four shades of gray, and a small computer module that runs the display. EPDs provide bright, high-contrast, thin, lightweight displays that remain legible under 'any lighting condition' -- much like newsprint. Once an image has been 'printed,' no power is needed to hold it."
At $3K per kit, that's more than I was planning to spend for wrapping paper this year...
I can finally upgrade the second oldest technology I own - Paper.
Now all I need is a spoon with a laser level in it.
As a state gets corrupt, its laws multiply; the most corrupt states have the most numerous laws. (Tacitus, Annales 3:27)
GOOD GRAVY THIS SUCKER IS EXPENSIVE!
Maybe this sucker is nuclear?
Sorry, couldn't resist.
-- Cheers!
...does it run Windows?
-- A good compromise leaves everyone mad. --Calvin and Hobbes
Hey, they'd chop us up and make us into paper too if they had the chance.
I have no sympathy for them. Smug bastards, always just sitting there, staring at us...
I was hoping it was in yen...