Here is a DIY project involving an E Ink display that busy individuals would love to have. It’s a device that The Register reported uses a 4.7-inch E Ink panel and is used to display calendar information. As developer Stavros Korokithakis said in his blog, he used the device which he aptly named the Timeframe, to show details of the around twenty meetings that he has to attend … [Read more...] about The Timeframe E-paper calendar device uses a 4.7-inch E Ink display
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New E Ink calendar draws inspiration from Portal game
Here comes another DIY project courtesy of Redditor Wuspy that uses an E Ink display and shows calendar information. However, as Hackster.io revealed, that's just half the story as the calendar does not show just the usual day, month, and year information but something more that again has a lot to do with the maker's strong affinity to the video game Portal. As is shown in the … [Read more...] about New E Ink calendar draws inspiration from Portal game
Memory Box E Ink calendar will show facts from the past in a fun manner
Here comes the Memory Box E-ink calendar that offers a unique blend of classic looks and modern functionality. Developed by the IdeaClub Team, the Memory Box E-ink calendar is essentially a desktop gadget that serves to provide you with 'this-day-in-history' sort of information. The idea behind developing the gadget is not to replicate what the smartphone in our pockets already … [Read more...] about Memory Box E Ink calendar will show facts from the past in a fun manner
Enthusiast builds E-Ink Magic Calendar using Raspberry Pi
An individual known only by their internet pseudonym Speedyg0nz has created an electronic calendar with an E Ink display at home. The person used a Rasberry Pi computer to build the E-Ink Magic Calendar. Speedyg0nz said that s/he was inspired by the Magic Calendar concept that was based on Android. The idea sparked a DIY project frenzy two years ago. The E-Ink Magic Calendar … [Read more...] about Enthusiast builds E-Ink Magic Calendar using Raspberry Pi