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Consumer tech giant Asus has pulled back the curtain on what is claimed to be the first Windows detachable to sport a 13.3-inch OLED display. The Vivobook 13 Slate OLED 2-in-1 convertible is powerful enough for creators, while also being a versatile en… Continue reading Asus introduces first 13-inch OLED Windows detachable laptop
There are a huge number of available keyboards out in the world these days, catering to all of the plainest and the most advanced desires. However, if you want something …read more Continue reading A Hackable Keyboard That Even Has Screens
PineTime is the open smartwatch from our friends at Pine64. [TT-392] wanted to prove the hardware can play a full-motion music video, and they are correct, to a point. When …read more Continue reading PineTime Smartwatch and Good Code Play Bad Apple
The IFA trade show in Berlin isn’t happening this year, so Lenovo has gone online for a virtual expo called Tech World 2021, where it’s started its Windows 11 offensive with what’s claimed to be the world’s lightest 14-inch OLED laptop and a larger and… Continue reading Lenovo launches world’s thinnest 14-inch OLED laptop
Just a general observation: when your project’s BOM includes ytterbium metal, chances are pretty good that it’s something interesting. We’d say that making your own OLED displays at home definitely …read more Continue reading Making OLED Displays in the Home Lab
Back at Display Week 2021 in May, Samsung Display offered a very brief look at a swanky multi-fold smartphone prototype it was working on. Just one photo in fact. Now the concept has made it out onto the show floor at iMiD 2021.Continue ReadingCategory… Continue reading Samsung shows working prototype of Flex In & Out display
After seeing the cheap transparent OLED displays that have recently come on the market, you might have thought of using them to build a wearable display as an affordable way …read more Continue reading Why You Can’t Make Build A Wearable Display With A Just A Transparent OLED
Over the years we’ve seen plenty of homebrew handheld game systems that combine an AVR microcontroller, a few buttons, and an small OLED display. We’ve even seen some of them …read more Continue reading DIY Handheld Game Puts its Brains on a Removable Cart
Last month we featured a project that aimed to recreate the iconic mechanical VU meter with an Arduino and a common OLED display. It was cheap and easy to implement, …read more Continue reading Improving OLED VU Meters with a Little Physics
We all have our favorite classic LEGO bricks, and wouldn’t be surprised if one or more of the various space computers showed up on pretty much everyone’s list. [dyoramic] loves …read more Continue reading Working LEGO Space Computers are a Chip off the Old Block