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Are e-ink devices not health-conscious ones? - daw_sun - 02-17-2024
I have a good understanding of computer technology but in recent years find myself moving towards near complete digital detox, I think there is far too much waved connection.
I run a Mudita Pure e-ink dumb phone which works as a modem and a rooted & degoogled Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus for everything else, at least that is the idea. The privatized Boox tablet firmware (controversial because of GPL) has proved a nuisance and thus I find myself using the linux laptop I intend to sell.
I like a rough, physical, healthy lifestyle, so to compliment it, I would like a rugged / metal Pinenote to work in tandem with a simple phone. Also, my opinion is that a colour e-ink display option would allow for a better multi-purpose device, I have had trouble reading backroad / topographic map-books in grayscale, and colour is helpful for the odd online purchase as well.
Simple e-ink devices seem to me a better path or at least compromise in the balance of things.
So, my take:
- Rugged & metal
- Optional colour display
- Not too big
Also, I don't even want Bluetooth and physical disconnects would be nice
What do others think?
RE: Are e-ink devices not health-conscious ones? - Dahrun - 02-23-2024
(02-17-2024, 06:15 PM)daw_sun Wrote: I have a good understanding of computer technology but in recent years find myself moving towards near complete digital detox, I think there is far too much waved connection.
I run a Mudita Pure e-ink dumb phone which works as a modem and a rooted & degoogled Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus for everything else, at least that is the idea. The privatized Boox tablet firmware (controversial because of GPL) has proved a nuisance and thus I find myself using the linux laptop I intend to sell.
I like a rough, physical, healthy lifestyle, so to compliment it, I would like a rugged / metal Pinenote to work in tandem with a simple phone. Also, my opinion is that a colour e-ink display option would allow for a better multi-purpose device, I have had trouble reading backroad / topographic map-books in grayscale, and colour is helpful for the odd online purchase as well.
Simple e-ink devices seem to me a better path or at least compromise in the balance of things.
So, my take:
- Rugged & metal
- Optional colour display
- Not too big
Also, I don't even want Bluetooth and physical disconnects would be nice
What do others think?
I for one would like a rugged eink device. Its sort of why I have not switched. All of them so far have felt cheap and are lacking in functionality. Once we can get a more robust eink tablet, one hopes that the functionality of it will be good. Basically, I need the ability to read, write and access files quickly.
I understand you are looking for less connected, but more rugged. And that is not a bad thing at all. But, for me, I like the idea of note taking and being able to mark up things I am reading. I also would like quick access to this information from wherever I am, so cloud functions are nice.
RE: Are e-ink devices not health-conscious ones? - mannzrespouse - 07-23-2024
(02-17-2024, 06:15 PM)daw_sun Wrote: I have a good understanding of computer technology but in recent years find myself moving towards near complete digital detox, I think there is far too much waved connection.
I run a Mudita Pure e-ink dumb phone which works as a modem and a rooted & degoogled Onyx Boox Note Air 2 Plus for everything else, at least that is the idea. The privatized Boox tablet firmware (controversial because of GPL) has proved a nuisance and thus I find myself using the linux laptop I intend to sell.
I like a rough, physical, healthy lifestyle, so to compliment it, I would like a rugged / metal Pinenote to work in tandem with a simple phone. Also, my opinion is that a colour e-ink display option would allow for a better multi-purpose device, I have had trouble reading backroad / topographic map-books in grayscale, and colour is helpful for the odd online purchase as well. I read that screens with electronic ink do not emit light, but reflect it, which reduces eye strain. Also, reading on an e-ink screen for long periods of time causes less eye fatigue. It is very important for me. I have recently started taking care of my health. Also ordered organic mullein drops, this mullein leaf helps cleanse the lungs. After it, I breathe deeply and I can say that with confidence. Over time, everyone understands that health is getting worse and worse.
Simple e-ink devices seem to me a better path or at least compromise in the balance of things.
So, my take:
- Rugged & metal
- Optional colour display
- Not too big
Also, I don't even want Bluetooth and physical disconnects would be nice
What do others think?
Well, the main thing for me is that the device does not harm my health.