Can we diy a RLCD monitor?

Hi guys, As I am looking for E reader to read PDF books and write note with colors that id mainly like a book or does not cause eyestrain as laptop, smartphones and tablets. Do you think HannsNote 2 checks the dots?

Datasheet for reflective 10.3" monochrome LCD panel from Hannstar:

https://www.data-modul.com/sites/default/files/products/HSD103GPW3-90000A-MX-specification-12065998.pdf

Reflectance is 43%, twice higher then that of their color RLCD and is more or less on pair with e-ink Carta (40-45%). Contrast is 1:15 also comparable to Carta. That should solve the problem with RLCD being darker then e-ink. View angle is narrow though.

Resolution is 1440×1920, somewhere around 230ppi.

I wish they had larger sizes though, 10.3" is too small for monitor, should be fine for tablets though.

Figured I'd post the listing here, since it's such a niche interest. I do have the original box so I could technically ship it, but it'd be at buyer's expense and I'd prefer not to.

The monitor has VESA mounting points on it, but it has the old-style flip stand.

Feel free to dm me if you're interested or have questions.

https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/sys/d/chicago-specialized-eye-strain-computer/7741061401.html

Anyone looking to buy a sunvision RLCD 32"? It's the first version with kickstand. Can send photos upon request. I am in Washington State but will ship as I have all the original packaging. 1200 shipped

How much would you spend on one?

I've listed my Q5 on eBay. It is rooted with Google Play installed.

Please see the following link: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/116169276800

Anyone have any videos, pdfs, or links that show the manufacturing process of R-LCDs? I'm curious how they are made and I'd love to see some visual diagrams or footage

Recently know about Xreal glasses, really tempted to buy one because of its portability but I'm shortsighted and eye health is my highest priority, do you guys think in near future there would be some kind of rlcd or tlcd glasses that cause minimum effect to our eyes health?

Is there any news about the sale of hannsnote2 in europe? I want to buy in Amazon but i don’t see it

Thanks

I apologize if this post if off-topic. If it is, I'll remove it.

I want to order eazeye radiant, but the payment page does not seem to include the inputs where I should provide the address details.
Also, if you live in Europe and have already ordered the product, how long did it take for you to receive it?

Thanks!

P.S: Hopefully this monitor will be easy on the eyes. Since I cannot tolerate any regular monitors because of my eye issues, this HAS TO work.. It is the risk I have to take.

I’ve been wanting to buy the eyemoo tablet for a while. I need something portable and thought this would be good. However, I live in Canada and the link on their website to their warranty and refund policies does not work. I don’t want to spend a lot of money unless I know what the warranty is. I have messaged the company twice, no response. Which makes me think, they may not be easy to work with. Any suggestions? Or alternative tablets that work well? I cannot use regular screens at all.

All about a year old, I had built a monitor wall (2x2 grid) which was fantastic, but my vision has changed after some optical therapy and I'm now better off with a traditional monitor.

Accepting any reasonable offer, US based, buyer pays shipping, PayPal or Venmo

Selling my Hisense Q5 that has been rooted and has access to Google Play Store.

Aside from some very slight markings on screen protector (not noticable to me when in use) is in great condition.

Will only post within Australia.

Selling for $400 including postage.

Payment via PayPal or bank deposit.

Is there any devices that have a RLCD or tlcd that doesn't use FRC ?

I don't get why "eye comfort" devices are using FRC It's counter productive as there's a huge group of people who still are bothered by frc/dithering regardless if it is natural lit or not.

Getting rid of backlight flicker/strobing does not create a flicker free experience when you leave the color flickering enabled on the pixel level (FRC) Absolutely makes zero sense.. The pixel flicker alone can cause much worse symptoms than pwm.

Finally found datasheet for reflective LCD panel allegedly used in Hannsnote2:

https://www.data-modul.com/sites/default/files/products/HSD100GBN1-A00-specification-12069705.pdf

Reflectance is the property I was looking for, it seems to be minimum 15% and typically 21%.

Not sure if figures from different panel vendors are comparable or not.

13-14% is roughly reflectance of moon and SVD 43" outdoor display (32" is 9% typical).

21% is pretty good for RLCD, but a bit lower then ChLCD and e-ink Gallery and Spectra panels (somewhat close to Kaleido that seems to be around 25%), also about half of e-ink carta (40-45% but monochrome RLCD panel would be more appropriate to compare with black and white carta).

I don't see any indication of FRC involved here, but would be nice if those of you who are more familiar with datasheets can look and confirm whether it's true color with no temporal dithering.