@MaximeRivest: Wow, this delivers! Epaper does not have to be slow. I was afraid it would not truly be 60 fps. I don't know the exact …
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The user is impressed by a fast e-paper display that achieves near 60 fps, far outperforming their hacked Remarkable tablet, and plans to add touchscreen control.
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Wow, this delivers! Epaper does not have to be slow. I was afraid it would not truly be 60 fps. I don’t know the exact framerate, but it’s fast enough.
It, off course has tradeoffs, but it it’s a lot faster then the best I could do on the remarkable after many hours of hacking the remarkable with fable and sol.
Now I will try to put a touchscreen on it and I want to see if I can control the refresh and stuff from the computer instead of just the screen doing it automatically. So I can pair it more optimally to the app running
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