nostr:npub1a00wj229auzjswlq4s77y4u8eqdx5k9ppatgl8rtv8va65f6mwksum9q3h whats the difference between your screen and this one?
What are some strategies newer web developers can use to protect their eyes as they begin to spend longer periods of time squinting and staring at code on a screen? Is that what blue light glasses are for? #asknostr I really like these e ink screens… https://shop.boox.com/products/mira
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I’m curious on this as well.
Daylightco is a yellow-backlight only LCD. More like a traditional monitor and requires a light, albeit an amber color.
This screen is an e-ink and doesn’t require a light.
Is e-ink actually required? Eh. But it’s nice that it doesn’t actually need a backlight shining at you, regardless of color.
Even e-inks don’t solve the issue of straining your eyes by staring at small objects, not blinking, or not staring into the distance occasionally.
Both really cool though and looking forward to what daylightco says.
i never heard of this daylightco monitor until now. looks dope as well! i wish i could say the e ink screen wasnt as fragile as a glass lcd but ive already cracked the e ink screen on my boox note air. it's still usable, tho. the battery life is soooo good on the e ink too. hope someone from daylight sees this and responds with more info.