Turning an old Amazon Kindle into a eInk development platform
I'm eager to see 100% (not dual-screen like Lenovo) eInk laptops and eInk-optimized GUIs to come.<p>I'm thrilled to imagine how much neural energy (sounds stupid, I know, but I hope many understand what I mean) could it save me if I my working display (where I mostly work with eMail, text documents and some code, never really needed anything colorful or dynamic at work) was an eInk and I was only presented the very information I need (rather than tons of bullshit visual effects modern GUIs consist of).<p>There seem to be an emerging trend to "digital minimalism", perhaps it could drive the sales.