> One of the issues I personally want to solve is the lack of a hackable e-paper device.
So which is it? You want to make a hackable (I interpret that to mean free and open source) e-paper device where you let everyone see how you solved the latency problem? OR do you want to make a closed source thing where only you and you alone have this magical device that has the lowest latency E Ink panel by a factor of 2?
> really interested in how we have solved the latency problem, and we don't want to help them.
But just before that, you also wrote ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13072333 ):
> One of the issues I personally want to solve is the lack of a hackable e-paper device.
So which is it? You want to make a hackable (I interpret that to mean free and open source) e-paper device where you let everyone see how you solved the latency problem? OR do you want to make a closed source thing where only you and you alone have this magical device that has the lowest latency E Ink panel by a factor of 2?