Back in July, we told you about the UMi Zero 2, being produced by yet another small Chinese smartphone manufacturer. Like the Yota phone, this handset featured a second E-ink display on the back of the unit. Or at least it did during the summer. By October, when UMi teased the Zero 2, the second screen had gone MIA, and was replaced by a rich looking leather back...
Eine kombinierte Wetter + Kalenderstation basierend auf einem ESP8266 Mikrocontroller mit 4,2″ ePaper-Disply. Spezifikation ESP8266 Mikrocontroller 4,2″ ePaper Display induktives Laden durch den rückseitigen Deckel 1000mAh LiPo Akku ca. 100 Tage Laufzeit bei 1 Aktualisierung pro Stunde zwischen 6:00Uhr und...
This is a E-ink dashboard that provides real-time information pulled from API using a Raspberry Pi Zero. Find this and other hardware projects on Hackster.io.
E-ink Watches use E-ink technology which is generally well known for its use in electronic book readers such as the Kindle or Sony Reader.
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I wanted to create a "magic book" escape room prop, using an e-Ink / e-Paper display connected to an Arduino, to which I could send dynamic messages that wou...
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Create awesome e-paper dashboards within minutes! Modularity? Check! Python3? Check? Works on Raspberry Pi Zero W? Check! Support for own modules? Check! - GitHub - aceinnolab/Inkycal: Create awesome e-paper dashboards within minutes! Modularity? Check! Python3? Check? Works on Raspberry Pi Zero W? Check! Support for own modules? Check!
Designed for the modern bookworm, the Booklet merges the functionalities of both an e-reader and smartphone into a single device that essentially makes it possible to take calls in between lines! Whether you're diving into emails, documents, or your favorite book, reading is made easier on the larger screen with bold text that won't tire
E Ink A4 Tablet
In the early days of the Kindle ereaders, Amazon had a model with 9.7-inch E ink display. Perhaps it didn’t sell enough, or there were technical problems with…
Lenovo’s new ThinkBook Plus Twist uses E Ink as its main laptop display. The laptop has a 2.8K OLED panel … Read More »
If the sole purpose of your smartphone is for reading stuff, then the world's first e-ink "reading mobile phone" may pique your interest.
Small e-reader devices with 6-inch E ink displays are still around, and new models are continuously introduced, but new development is happening elsewhere.
Looking for your dream phone? Chances are, this isn't it -- but it could be the precursor to what could eventually be cradled in your pocket, especially if you are a fan of E Ink. The device seen above and in the first gallery below is one of just five prototypes of the E-ink reference phone in existence. The point? The company wants to have a tangible Android-powered (2.3.5 Gingerbread, to be exact) model to give to potential partners, so they can craft something similar down the road. We're told that it will most likely be used on the back of color phones, much like the YotaPhone, but partners are welcome to get crazy on the front screen as well. No official timeframe for availability or seeding has been set, but it is expected to roll out in limited capacity sometime this year. Official specs are few and far between, but what we do know is that this nameless phone is driven by a Cortex-A5 CPU of some kind. Given that this is an extremely early prototype, the E Ink device had a lot of bugs when we played with it: force closes, reboots and slow response are among the things we noticed. However, we imagine this will continue to improve with time, so by the time of seeding it may be a completely different story. The UI reminds us of a simplistic feature phone geared toward the basic user, with six icons on the front screen including an app menu. As we'd expect, the phone is great for reading books, and it comes with the option to install applications (though it's possible most games wouldn't look that great). You can also shake the device to clean the text in case it ends up getting "dirty," or misaligned. %Gallery-180039% %Gallery-180040%
[David] created a great looking e-ink WiFi display project that works a little like a network-connected picture frame with a few improvements over other similar projects. With the help of an ESP826…
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This e-ink screen displays items from your calendar, to-do list, and more, with an adhesive backing allowing you to stick it to any vertical surface.
