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Originally Posted by hawhill
Well, FWIW, I thought this thread was about connecting a keyboard to the Kindle, not using the Kindle as a display. As for the latter, I think there really is no gain by using a Kindlet vs. using the Kindle as a VNC viewer (given we talk about my kindlevncviewer native app). It will be about the same speed. I wasn't talking about Kindlets yet, which is another matter. Depending on what you want to do them, you might run into roadblocks there, too.
If you want speed (in terms of FPS), use strictly b/w images. That's much more important than Kindlet vs. VNC viewer vs. some other solution.
Oh, and BTW: Have a look at KindlePDFviewer and derivates (Librerator).
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Well, when using the VNC viewer, a faster (and perhaps more stable) is what I am after. Because with the VNC viewer, one can certainly use a keyboard. But what do you mean by 'using strickly b/w images'. Say, if the displayed area in the kindle from my PC screen is controlled by my own program, then the b/w images can be generated when the 3 guns have equal numbers, (e.g. R = 255, G = 255, B = 255 give us white)? Is that what you mean?