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Behold a 60 Hz Refresh Rate E-ink Monitor

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A new open-source project has successfully developed a 60 Hz refresh rate E-ink display, overcoming the typical slowness associated with the technology. This advancement makes E-ink displays practical for use as computer monitors, offering a lower-power alternative to traditional screens. Developers and tech professionals can explore this for applications requiring a high-refresh-rate, eye-friendly display.

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