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Big up to Kobo for making the Libra 2 battery easy to replace, even by retards who solder it with the wrong polarity first.
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Big up to Kobo for making the Libra 2 battery easy to replace, even by retards who solder it with the wrong polarity first.
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Big up to Kobo for making the Libra 2 battery easy to replace, even by retards who solder it with the wrong polarity first.
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Big up to Kobo for making the Libra 2 battery easy to replace, even by retards who solder it with the wrong polarity first.
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Big up to Kobo for making the Libra 2 battery easy to replace, even by retards who solder it with the wrong polarity first.
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I received my #PineNote from @pine64 yesterday evening.
I've not had much time to play with it yet. But I'm looking forward to do that.
First general impression:
- Nice specs, nice display
- Feels like a real computer and not a straitjacket. Great for hacking, but is it great for the average non-tech consumer? However, this is currently more a hacking device, so it makes sense
- It's an e-ink display, so it can feel a bit more laggy than it most likely is - due to the screen update latencies
- It runs a Debian Trixie build with GNOME. GNOME does not feel like that right choice for such a device. Floating windows and soft-keyboard getting in the way all the time
- The software keyboard is designed to look nice - functionally, it's quite annoying.
- The pen which follows feels extremely plastic and really poor quality. But it does the job.
- I would love the pen to be magnetic so it could be soft-attached to the edges of the tablet.
- It ships with Syncthing pre-installed!
But it seems to require some work to get
apt updateandapt upgradeworking smooth. The images installed seemed to be quite out-to-date and several PGP keys used to verify packages was out of date. And there were some issues with the/usrsymlink move. So the base install is very premature. Some hacking time will be needed to get it into a more proper shape.The documentation both on paper and the pre-installed help docs is very scarce on details. And quite some details were even not correct.
Overall impression currently is that the PineNote is not a device I would recommend to non-technical people at all. But it feels like a very capable device for those who likes hacking and don't mind some "rough edges".
I do see this as a device which I should be able to tweak into a pretty functional device with some time. And I'm looking forward to that.
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I received my #PineNote from @pine64 yesterday evening.
I've not had much time to play with it yet. But I'm looking forward to do that.
First general impression:
- Nice specs, nice display
- Feels like a real computer and not a straitjacket. Great for hacking, but is it great for the average non-tech consumer? However, this is currently more a hacking device, so it makes sense
- It's an e-ink display, so it can feel a bit more laggy than it most likely is - due to the screen update latencies
- It runs a Debian Trixie build with GNOME. GNOME does not feel like that right choice for such a device. Floating windows and soft-keyboard getting in the way all the time
- The software keyboard is designed to look nice - functionally, it's quite annoying.
- The pen which follows feels extremely plastic and really poor quality. But it does the job.
- I would love the pen to be magnetic so it could be soft-attached to the edges of the tablet.
- It ships with Syncthing pre-installed!
But it seems to require some work to get
apt updateandapt upgradeworking smooth. The images installed seemed to be quite out-to-date and several PGP keys used to verify packages was out of date. And there were some issues with the/usrsymlink move. So the base install is very premature. Some hacking time will be needed to get it into a more proper shape.The documentation both on paper and the pre-installed help docs is very scarce on details. And quite some details were even not correct.
Overall impression currently is that the PineNote is not a device I would recommend to non-technical people at all. But it feels like a very capable device for those who likes hacking and don't mind some "rough edges".
I do see this as a device which I should be able to tweak into a pretty functional device with some time. And I'm looking forward to that.
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I received my #PineNote from @pine64 yesterday evening.
I've not had much time to play with it yet. But I'm looking forward to do that.
First general impression:
- Nice specs, nice display
- Feels like a real computer and not a straitjacket. Great for hacking, but is it great for the average non-tech consumer? However, this is currently more a hacking device, so it makes sense
- It's an e-ink display, so it can feel a bit more laggy than it most likely is - due to the screen update latencies
- It runs a Debian Trixie build with GNOME. GNOME does not feel like that right choice for such a device. Floating windows and soft-keyboard getting in the way all the time
- The software keyboard is designed to look nice - functionally, it's quite annoying.
- The pen which follows feels extremely plastic and really poor quality. But it does the job.
- I would love the pen to be magnetic so it could be soft-attached to the edges of the tablet.
- It ships with Syncthing pre-installed!
But it seems to require some work to get
apt updateandapt upgradeworking smooth. The images installed seemed to be quite out-to-date and several PGP keys used to verify packages was out of date. And there were some issues with the/usrsymlink move. So the base install is very premature. Some hacking time will be needed to get it into a more proper shape.The documentation both on paper and the pre-installed help docs is very scarce on details. And quite some details were even not correct.
Overall impression currently is that the PineNote is not a device I would recommend to non-technical people at all. But it feels like a very capable device for those who likes hacking and don't mind some "rough edges".
I do see this as a device which I should be able to tweak into a pretty functional device with some time. And I'm looking forward to that.
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I received my #PineNote from @pine64 yesterday evening.
I've not had much time to play with it yet. But I'm looking forward to do that.
First general impression:
- Nice specs, nice display
- Feels like a real computer and not a straitjacket. Great for hacking, but is it great for the average non-tech consumer? However, this is currently more a hacking device, so it makes sense
- It's an e-ink display, so it can feel a bit more laggy than it most likely is - due to the screen update latencies
- It runs a Debian Trixie build with GNOME. GNOME does not feel like that right choice for such a device. Floating windows and soft-keyboard getting in the way all the time
- The software keyboard is designed to look nice - functionally, it's quite annoying.
- The pen which follows feels extremely plastic and really poor quality. But it does the job.
- I would love the pen to be magnetic so it could be soft-attached to the edges of the tablet.
- It ships with Syncthing pre-installed!
But it seems to require some work to get
apt updateandapt upgradeworking smooth. The images installed seemed to be quite out-to-date and several PGP keys used to verify packages was out of date. And there were some issues with the/usrsymlink move. So the base install is very premature. Some hacking time will be needed to get it into a more proper shape.The documentation both on paper and the pre-installed help docs is very scarce on details. And quite some details were even not correct.
Overall impression currently is that the PineNote is not a device I would recommend to non-technical people at all. But it feels like a very capable device for those who likes hacking and don't mind some "rough edges".
I do see this as a device which I should be able to tweak into a pretty functional device with some time. And I'm looking forward to that.
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I received my #PineNote from @pine64 yesterday evening.
I've not had much time to play with it yet. But I'm looking forward to do that.
First general impression:
- Nice specs, nice display
- Feels like a real computer and not a straitjacket. Great for hacking, but is it great for the average non-tech consumer? However, this is currently more a hacking device, so it makes sense
- It's an e-ink display, so it can feel a bit more laggy than it most likely is - due to the screen update latencies
- It runs a Debian Trixie build with GNOME. GNOME does not feel like that right choice for such a device. Floating windows and soft-keyboard getting in the way all the time
- The software keyboard is designed to look nice - functionally, it's quite annoying.
- The pen which follows feels extremely plastic and really poor quality. But it does the job.
- I would love the pen to be magnetic so it could be soft-attached to the edges of the tablet.
- It ships with Syncthing pre-installed!
But it seems to require some work to get
apt updateandapt upgradeworking smooth. The images installed seemed to be quite out-to-date and several PGP keys used to verify packages was out of date. And there were some issues with the/usrsymlink move. So the base install is very premature. Some hacking time will be needed to get it into a more proper shape.The documentation both on paper and the pre-installed help docs is very scarce on details. And quite some details were even not correct.
Overall impression currently is that the PineNote is not a device I would recommend to non-technical people at all. But it feels like a very capable device for those who likes hacking and don't mind some "rough edges".
I do see this as a device which I should be able to tweak into a pretty functional device with some time. And I'm looking forward to that.
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@pine64/117111063654864544
And so the list of available mainline Linux devices with E-ink display drops to 0
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@pine64/117111063654864544
And so the list of available mainline Linux devices with E-ink display drops to 0
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@pine64/117111063654864544
And so the list of available mainline Linux devices with E-ink display drops to 0
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If you place a reservation for a Model 3 or MODEL4 #cyberdeck during #hope26, I’ll donate 10% of the full price ($55 or $44) to the EFF (@eff). You can place the order through the website, but if you’re really cool, you’ll use the #gopher e-commerce ( #gophercommerce ) store. ;)
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If you place a reservation for a Model 3 or MODEL4 #cyberdeck during #hope26, I’ll donate 10% of the full price ($55 or $44) to the EFF (@eff). You can place the order through the website, but if you’re really cool, you’ll use the #gopher e-commerce ( #gophercommerce ) store. ;)
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If you place a reservation for a Model 3 or MODEL4 #cyberdeck during #hope26, I’ll donate 10% of the full price ($55 or $44) to the EFF (@eff). You can place the order through the website, but if you’re really cool, you’ll use the #gopher e-commerce ( #gophercommerce ) store. ;)
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If you place a reservation for a Model 3 or MODEL4 #cyberdeck during #hope26, I’ll donate 10% of the full price ($55 or $44) to the EFF (@eff). You can place the order through the website, but if you’re really cool, you’ll use the #gopher e-commerce ( #gophercommerce ) store. ;)
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If you place a reservation for a Model 3 or MODEL4 #cyberdeck during #hope26, I’ll donate 10% of the full price ($55 or $44) to the EFF (@eff). You can place the order through the website, but if you’re really cool, you’ll use the #gopher e-commerce ( #gophercommerce ) store. ;)
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Ah, yes, the pinnacle of technological regression: turning your cutting-edge RSS feeds into a quaint e-ink newspaper to avoid the horrors of a smartphone screen 🤦♂️. Because who doesn't want to squint at a 4.3-inch display like it's 2002 all over again? 📜📱
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/ #technologicalregression #eInk #nostalgia #RSSfeeds #smartphonehumor #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the pinnacle of technological regression: turning your cutting-edge RSS feeds into a quaint e-ink newspaper to avoid the horrors of a smartphone screen 🤦♂️. Because who doesn't want to squint at a 4.3-inch display like it's 2002 all over again? 📜📱
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/ #technologicalregression #eInk #nostalgia #RSSfeeds #smartphonehumor #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the pinnacle of technological regression: turning your cutting-edge RSS feeds into a quaint e-ink newspaper to avoid the horrors of a smartphone screen 🤦♂️. Because who doesn't want to squint at a 4.3-inch display like it's 2002 all over again? 📜📱
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/ #technologicalregression #eInk #nostalgia #RSSfeeds #smartphonehumor #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the pinnacle of technological regression: turning your cutting-edge RSS feeds into a quaint e-ink newspaper to avoid the horrors of a smartphone screen 🤦♂️. Because who doesn't want to squint at a 4.3-inch display like it's 2002 all over again? 📜📱
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/ #technologicalregression #eInk #nostalgia #RSSfeeds #smartphonehumor #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, yes, the pinnacle of technological regression: turning your cutting-edge RSS feeds into a quaint e-ink newspaper to avoid the horrors of a smartphone screen 🤦♂️. Because who doesn't want to squint at a 4.3-inch display like it's 2002 all over again? 📜📱
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/ #technologicalregression #eInk #nostalgia #RSSfeeds #smartphonehumor #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated -
I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49299081
#HackerNews #RSS #eInk #Newspaper #DigitalMinimalism #TechInnovation #ScreenTimeReduction
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I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49299081
#HackerNews #RSS #eInk #Newspaper #DigitalMinimalism #TechInnovation #ScreenTimeReduction
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I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49299081
#HackerNews #RSS #eInk #Newspaper #DigitalMinimalism #TechInnovation #ScreenTimeReduction
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I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49299081
#HackerNews #RSS #eInk #Newspaper #DigitalMinimalism #TechInnovation #ScreenTimeReduction
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I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone
https://heyjonny.dev/posts/rss-to-eink-newspaper/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49299081
#HackerNews #RSS #eInk #Newspaper #DigitalMinimalism #TechInnovation #ScreenTimeReduction
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The news that the Xteink X4 is officially getting discontinued and is now end-of-life makes me really glad that I bought one recently. I suspected that this might happen and partly made the decision to buy now instead of waiting a bit more.
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The news that the Xteink X4 is officially getting discontinued and is now end-of-life makes me really glad that I bought one recently. I suspected that this might happen and partly made the decision to buy now instead of waiting a bit more.
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The news that the Xteink X4 is officially getting discontinued and is now end-of-life makes me really glad that I bought one recently. I suspected that this might happen and partly made the decision to buy now instead of waiting a bit more.
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The news that the Xteink X4 is officially getting discontinued and is now end-of-life makes me really glad that I bought one recently. I suspected that this might happen and partly made the decision to buy now instead of waiting a bit more.
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The news that the Xteink X4 is officially getting discontinued and is now end-of-life makes me really glad that I bought one recently. I suspected that this might happen and partly made the decision to buy now instead of waiting a bit more.
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Episode 36 ist raus!
OpenDisplay mit Jonas Niesner und Gabriel Lackermeier
https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b132131
#homeassistant #opendisplay #epaper #eink
Viel Spaß beim Hören wünschen euch:
@ajfriesen und @behweh -
Episode 36 ist raus!
OpenDisplay mit Jonas Niesner und Gabriel Lackermeier
https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b132131
#homeassistant #opendisplay #epaper #eink
Viel Spaß beim Hören wünschen euch:
@ajfriesen und @behweh -
Episode 36 ist raus!
OpenDisplay mit Jonas Niesner und Gabriel Lackermeier
https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b132131
#homeassistant #opendisplay #epaper #eink
Viel Spaß beim Hören wünschen euch:
@ajfriesen und @behweh -
Episode 36 ist raus!
OpenDisplay mit Jonas Niesner und Gabriel Lackermeier
https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b132131
#homeassistant #opendisplay #epaper #eink
Viel Spaß beim Hören wünschen euch:
@ajfriesen und @behweh -
Episode 36 ist raus!
OpenDisplay mit Jonas Niesner und Gabriel Lackermeier
https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b132131
#homeassistant #opendisplay #epaper #eink
Viel Spaß beim Hören wünschen euch:
@ajfriesen und @behweh -
https://www.europesays.com/ie/628503/ New Hisense e-ink phone appears in real-life images with detachable secondary display #A10 #affordable #Android #benchmarks #detachable #display #Dragonwing #DualScreen #EInk #Éire #GraphicsCard #Hisense #IE #Ireland #laptop #launch #lcd #magnetic #Mobile #netbook #notebook #processor #qualcomm #reports #Review #Reviews #Smartphone #TCON #Technology #test #tests
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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Track Bird Visitors With a Raspberry Pi and a USB Mic
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Just got the XTEink 4 Pro. First impressions: backlight and touchscreen are nice and intuitive. Stock firmware is still awful and immediately replaced with CrossPoint. POGO pins are a bad idea. USBC/Pogo adapter keeps falling off.
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Just got the XTEink 4 Pro. First impressions: backlight and touchscreen are nice and intuitive. Stock firmware is still awful and immediately replaced with CrossPoint. POGO pins are a bad idea. USBC/Pogo adapter keeps falling off.
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Just got the XTEink 4 Pro. First impressions: backlight and touchscreen are nice and intuitive. Stock firmware is still awful and immediately replaced with CrossPoint. POGO pins are a bad idea. USBC/Pogo adapter keeps falling off.
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Just got the XTEink 4 Pro. First impressions: backlight and touchscreen are nice and intuitive. Stock firmware is still awful and immediately replaced with CrossPoint. POGO pins are a bad idea. USBC/Pogo adapter keeps falling off.
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Just got the XTEink 4 Pro. First impressions: backlight and touchscreen are nice and intuitive. Stock firmware is still awful and immediately replaced with CrossPoint. POGO pins are a bad idea. USBC/Pogo adapter keeps falling off.
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Mes sources pour ce fil :
https://www.eink.com/tech/detail/Touch
https://borednbookless.com/best-emr-styluses-to-buy-right-now/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Ink#Company_history
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papier\_%C3%A9lectronique
https://youtu.be/3QbJ7pnc1Lc
https://youtu.be/aQCy7VKGJzQ
https://couleur-science.eu/?d=0d04fb--comment-fonctionnent-les-stylets-emr-pour-les-tablettes-e-paper9/9
#eink #encreElectronique #papierElectronique #kindle #reMarkable #boox #wacom #superNote #Kobo #Xteink
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Mes sources pour ce fil :
https://www.eink.com/tech/detail/Touch
https://borednbookless.com/best-emr-styluses-to-buy-right-now/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Ink#Company_history
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papier\_%C3%A9lectronique
https://youtu.be/3QbJ7pnc1Lc
https://youtu.be/aQCy7VKGJzQ
https://couleur-science.eu/?d=0d04fb--comment-fonctionnent-les-stylets-emr-pour-les-tablettes-e-paper9/9
#eink #encreElectronique #papierElectronique #kindle #reMarkable #boox #wacom #superNote #Kobo #Xteink
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Mes sources pour ce fil :
https://www.eink.com/tech/detail/Touch
https://borednbookless.com/best-emr-styluses-to-buy-right-now/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Ink#Company_history
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papier\_%C3%A9lectronique
https://youtu.be/3QbJ7pnc1Lc
https://youtu.be/aQCy7VKGJzQ
https://couleur-science.eu/?d=0d04fb--comment-fonctionnent-les-stylets-emr-pour-les-tablettes-e-paper9/9
#eink #encreElectronique #papierElectronique #kindle #reMarkable #boox #wacom #superNote #Kobo #Xteink
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Mes sources pour ce fil :
https://www.eink.com/tech/detail/Touch
https://borednbookless.com/best-emr-styluses-to-buy-right-now/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Ink#Company_history
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papier\_%C3%A9lectronique
https://youtu.be/3QbJ7pnc1Lc
https://youtu.be/aQCy7VKGJzQ
https://couleur-science.eu/?d=0d04fb--comment-fonctionnent-les-stylets-emr-pour-les-tablettes-e-paper9/9
#eink #encreElectronique #papierElectronique #kindle #reMarkable #boox #wacom #superNote #Kobo #Xteink
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Mes sources pour ce fil :
https://www.eink.com/tech/detail/Touch
https://borednbookless.com/best-emr-styluses-to-buy-right-now/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Ink#Company_history
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papier\_%C3%A9lectronique
https://youtu.be/3QbJ7pnc1Lc
https://youtu.be/aQCy7VKGJzQ
https://couleur-science.eu/?d=0d04fb--comment-fonctionnent-les-stylets-emr-pour-les-tablettes-e-paper9/9
#eink #encreElectronique #papierElectronique #kindle #reMarkable #boox #wacom #superNote #Kobo #Xteink
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ZecTrix Note 4 – A 4.2-inch ESP32-S3 wireless e-paper display for voice tasks
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My X4 arrived and it is amazing! I installed CrossInk on it and used „Send to X4“ to put some of the Magic: The Gathering short stories on it that I want to catch up on.
#ereader #xteink #x4 #xteinkx4 #books #reading #eink #bookstodon #mtg #magicthegathering
