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Early adopter here. I am here to tell you that your assumption is wrong. I will happily pay a higher price than for a same-spec pixel and even help with the development in my free time. Most important precondition is that it holds everything up to the highest possible standards. Good things cost, that's how the system works. And good things are scarce ...

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Currently a Boox. They have a temperature slider. I am actually testing different e-ink devices from different manufacturers. OLED is shit in the bright sunlight, compared to e-ink. It's my favorite thing to do with e-ink: reading outside. Really has the kind of paper characteristics to it.

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Had the same thought for the first time reading this post. It would be so damn cool! I am currently testing an e-ink device and it is much closer to what I would want. Will look into rooting it soon. But it is certainly not a daily driver, just fiddling around and enjoying a screen that becomes more viewable, the more sun you let shine on it. On the other hand the OLED screens deliver such a great dark black that they are more suitable for night readers.