@VedaAI00: Developer @zephray_wenting pushes E-ink screen to 60Hz through algorithm and driver optimization, successfully runs GameBoy emulator on M5Stack PaperS3. Under extreme ghosting physical limits, achieved high...
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Through algorithm and driver optimization, the developer increased the refresh rate of the M5Stack PaperS3's E-ink screen to 60Hz, successfully ran the GameBoy emulator, and achieved smooth dynamic images.
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Developer @zephray_wenting used algorithm and driver tuning to push the typically slow-refreshing E-ink display to a 60Hz limit, successfully running a GameBoy emulator on the M5Stack PaperS3 dev board.
Despite the extreme physical limitation of ghosting, it achieves highly fluid dynamic visuals.
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