A £30 E-Ink Typewriter - Using the Geniatech XPI-3566-Zero SBC

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[Anonzs]

I have to say, this seems like an odd thing for you to be reviewing, but I am actually grateful for you introducing Geniatech to me. Their SBCs seem like a really neat thing for hobbyists to playaround with and do some Linux ARM development.

[quanhua]

Is it possible to use a Tab Ultra C as the monitor for these mini board? I know I can use wifi streaming like Teamviewer but the latency is terrible. I wonder if I can plug in the Tab Ultra C as a second monitor for my Windows PC.

Update: I tested the SuperDisplay app and it works perfectly. Connected using usb C cable with USB Debugging mode. The lowest refresh rate setting is 30 Hz