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There is many hacks to make Dasung work for you: https://forum.ei2030.org/t/best-dasung-eink-monitor-setup/42...

There is research saying that background lighting causes something called Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) https://www.goodeyes.com/dry-eye/office-lighting-tips-reduce...

Very well. PDF is the easiest task.

Yes but the Dasung monitor is much faster

Imagine starring at a book for 8 hours vs starring at a light bulb for 8 hours. What is better for the long term health of your eyes ?

They use screens from eink holdings which is publicly traded. Dasung is private. More on eink stock investing:https://forum.ei2030.org/t/investing-to-eink-epaper-stocks/6...

The trend of darkmode adoption shows actually huge demand for eink: https://forum.ei2030.org/t/the-trend-in-darkmode-adoption-is...

Highly foccused tasks that only require text:

-E-mail -Coding -Research -Writing

Benefits: Zero distraction Zero eyestrain No Bluelight

Yes check here the inkplate https://forum.ei2030.org/t/inkplate-6-an-open-source-hardwar...

Yes it's really a life saver for many of us

It's perfect medium for so many niche communities and for everything that needs to be a bit more sophisticated than reddit

It's only a matter of time. Here is a glimpse on how it could look like: https://youtu.be/AvLbGDDUI3I

Then you need to go for the "13 inch one

There is mods and hacks to have syntax highlighting on b/w https://forum.ei2030.org/t/best-dasung-eink-monitor-setup/42...

Imagine this device on eink: * DevTerm - An Open Source Portable Terminal 4

15 fps and upwards

I'm working with an Dasung 13" , it's actually in real time. You don't notice a lag between key press and display appearance.

You can check some youtube test videos. But it's actually really that fast, I own Dasung monitors myself.

Yes https://forum.ei2030.org/t/hisense-a7-5g-first-e-ink-smartph...

Yes eink is a very effective way to reduce eye strain especially for thos who work long hours in front of the PC. That's also one of the reasons why some people use it for coding: https://forum.ei2030.org/t/coding-with-an-eink-monitor/46/2

There is for an example an interesting market in medical radiology imaging. This is a profession like many other who is always looking for ways to reduce eye strain. they see it as an occupational hazard: http://europepmc.org/article/PMC/5449879

This is relevant for pretty much any knowledge worker job as well.

There is also really interesting development happening in the frontlight tech sector. Check out FLEx Lighting, they raiselnd raised 9mln USD to Launch LCD 2.0: https://forum.ei2030.org/t/flex-lighting-raises-9m-in-fundin...

Here is a video where Dasung presents their product: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9qrURPAtnY

What about the the blue light emissons?

you can't compare eink with lcd - one requires backlight one not at all - toally different technology

More infos: https://forum.ei2030.org/t/big-news-from-dasung-in-december-...

no, it's just like lcd, but using the sunlight/room light and immediatley reflecting it, rather than using artifical backround light

yes there is more things speaking for a wider eink adoption:

-longer battery life -sunlight readability (also important for watches outside) -reduced eye strain -better focus/less distractive

-Get an Dasung E-Ink external monitor

-Check out https://ledstrain.org/ and read about temporal dithering and PWM

-Get Eyedrops

-Read about hetereophoria (even consider eye excercises and optometrist)

-Regular breaks and display free time (even schedule with eyeleo or rescue time app)

-Limit screen use in general

The RLCD technology is actually much more advanced than PixelQi tech. The first recent commercial attempt of a RLCD display was a black and white tablet from Hisense, check here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8s4dJu2_ur8&t=2s and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXqCTk7FjLw