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Originally Posted by mdp
That video does not seem to show HDMI capabilities, that looks like VNC (or other remote desktop technology) through USB to me. See that time lag? Now I'll be listening more carefully...
EDIT: sorry to write something terribly, violently unpleasant, but that lag is very comparable to the one I get using desktop remote technologies with these slower former Onyx devices. The mouse cursor has a lag, which is the same annoyance and fault that hinders the ability of using the monitor capability proficiently with current material.
So, constructively: the best bet seems still to use remote desktop technology - or even a tweak of the HDMI capability - with the "local mouse" option: the mouse is rendered locally and the screen update comes when it comes, with no hurry. But to my experience, a slow mouse is existential angst incarnated. It's like voice delay in telecommunications. The mouse cursor must be responsive for proficient use.
In clearer terms, my bet and hope is that the "local mouse" renders slowly on the legacy devices because they are slow, but that it will render quickly and promptly on the new Rockchip based devices.
Sorry! There is still space for improvement, the game is certainly not lost. We may not be there yet.
And, I would like to see (I will sooner than you think, in a few days): NX? TeamViewer?
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I agree with you! The delay of the mouse or the typing is absolutely too much! Actually I bought my Paperlike Pro one month ago and it's really not comparable for the responsiveness and delay to the Onyx Boox in that video.
The responsiveness of the Dasung is great!