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Old 01-30-2021, 03:50 PM   #25
stevenaleach
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I'm actually dreaming of two of these little screens in a folding binder-case with a serial connection and some wake/control pins connected between them. They could work together (displaying two consecutive pages of the text), separately (with a text open on one screen and a note window with on-screen keyboard on the other, for instance), or in combination, for instance with one screen devoted entirely to an on-screen keyboard and UI controls, and the other as a full-screen editor window. I'll have to behave and stick with getting some basic software running on one screen first ;-)

But depending on how nice the screen and especially the touchscreen turn out to be, I'm 99% sure I'll eventually have to have a pair of these things lashed together - as soon as I can justify it with software ready to start using the second screen ;-)

I've not messed with MicroPython at all, but I just came across this: https://towardsdatascience.com/micro...er-6f366ff5ed9 It seems you can run a Jupyter Notebook with a MicroPython kernel connected to a device... wait.... what?! The more I look at MicroPython, the more impressed I am - I definitely can't wait to start playing with it.
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