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Seeed's reTerminal Sticky Turns a $50 E-Paper Display Into a Hackable DIY Hub
technology5 days ago

Seeed's reTerminal Sticky Turns a $50 E-Paper Display Into a Hackable DIY Hub

Seeed Studio's reTerminal Sticky is a $50, magnet-mounted open-hardware e-paper display that embraces hacking: it ships with Seeed Dash but openly supports third-party firmware like CrossPoint Reader, ESPHome, TRMNL and OpenDisplay, with easy flashing via USB and microSD. The review praises its solid hardware for the price—touchscreen, mic, sensors—and a thriving ecosystem, while noting downsides like a glossy screen and no backlight, plus a few setup quirks. The bottom line is that it’s a cheap, highly hackable device aimed at makers rather than a traditional consumer e-reader.

via Aftermath|
#crosspoint-reader#e-paper#esp32
PocketMage revives the PDA era with e-paper and dual screens
tech1 month ago

PocketMage revives the PDA era with e-paper and dual screens

The PocketMage is a crowdfunded clamshell PDA from Talisman Design that pairs a tactile keyboard with a 3.1-inch 320×240 e-paper main display and a 1.8-inch OLED secondary display for a distraction-free productivity device. It runs on an ESP32‑S3 with 2MB RAM and 16MB storage (expandable via microSD) and comes with calendar, journal, dictionary, and a Markdown editor, plus other apps like a calculator, e‑book reader, and browser. It includes a week‑long 1,200 mAh battery, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, USB‑C, and a powered expansion port for hardware add‑ons. Crowd Supply offers two preorder options—$235 for a fully assembled unit or $185 for a DIY kit—in parchment gray or royal purple accents, with shipping not expected before March 2027 at the earliest.

via The Verge|
#crowd-supply#e-paper#gadgets
reMarkable Unveils Paper Pure: An Enterprise-Ready Entry-Level E-Paper Slate
technology3 months ago

reMarkable Unveils Paper Pure: An Enterprise-Ready Entry-Level E-Paper Slate

reMarkable has unveiled Paper Pure, a 10.3-inch entry-level e-paper slate designed to mimic writing on paper. It ships with an active stylus, faster internals, improved contrast, and up to three weeks of battery life, plus better repairability and security features aimed at IT departments. It also offers calendar integration to generate discrete meeting notes. The base model starts at $399, with a $449 bundle that adds the Marker Plus and a carrying case, and software features from higher-end models will filter down across the lineup.

via Engadget|
#e-paper#enterprise-security#paper-pure