



The RLCD itself is 4.2” with a resolution of 300×400. Depending on what you’re doing, this product may already have all of the hardware you need.
The price like a great discount as Now $999 USD ($500 OFF)
Its 32inch color RLCD monitor, with FHD
16:9
Resolution: 1080p
Maximum refresh rate: 60Hz
Ultra-narrow bezel
Anti-glare matte film
Includes -5° to 60° tilt stand with wheels
Zero latency, zero ghosting
*Custom frontlight available, contact me for more details.
*It can also be infinitely big, the bezel can be removed, so I'm currently testing my 86" RLCD. Depending on how many people want this feature, then we'll unveil how to do it and maybe make the "transformation" easier.
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Hello, eazeye focus tablet is planning to have 11 inch size. Do you have any Ideas with company is making these 11 inch size panels? As I understand at the moment 10.3 has reflectivity 19.6% and if the new panel has higher. Just curious how good it will be. That's why I ask about the company information.
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Its just I found from a DIY store, it says they can exchange the display as RLCD, and shows sample pic of iphone. Looks like amazing.
Although LCD displays have been used in almost every type of consumer electronics display over the last two decades, many of these screens have a few downsides that limit their usefulness in certain situations. As any owner of an early digital watch, an early laptop, or an early digital camera will testify, these displays often completely fail in direct sunlight. And, a currently new technology often using inexpensive displays in full sunlight conditions is ebikes, so [Volos Projects] decided to use a unique LCD display to solve this issue
“The display is called a reflective LCD (RLCD) and is actually a fairly old but overlooked piece of technology. Displays like these have a reflective layer that bounces ambient light back to the user, increasing contrast and readability in high light, especially when compared to more common transmissive displays. This build is based on a board from Waveshare, which includes the screen and its driver components, and [Volos Projects] integrated this into a test stand that mimics an ebike’s speed sensor and other hardware like turn signals. The display shows the bike’s speed and a few other indicators, and thanks to the screen, this information can be easily seen in full sun.”
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