I've just stumbled across this YouTube channel that compares E-Ink displays.
https://youtube.com/@theinktelligent
He's not the most scientific about it, but he does just show the devices with consideration for balance (adjusting frontlights, etc.), and it's clearly not 'AI' nonsense.
Matthew Wolf, Esq., in an all too common scenario these days, has been called to answer for citations to and quotes from non-existant cases to a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Butler County, Pennsylvania (A/K/A God's Country or as some Pennsylvanians call it, Alabama). His firm, Wolf Dillion McCandless King Coulter & Grand, LLP (did everyone need their names in the firm letterhead?) claims that they did not use AI and the citations were proper. That should be a fairly easy lift for counsel or the courts, whoever is right. I know where my money is. Why did the judge pick this up and not Wolf's adversary? Is anybody reading the briefs anymore? Pa. judge questions AI hallucinations in gender-identity suit | 90.5 WESA
Improvements in the Prism emulation software apparently remove some roadblocks for running legacy software. They give the example of Ableton Live 12 now installing and running successfully on WOA.
Galaxy Tab S10 Lite | Samsung US
Coming September 4th. 10.9" screen with spen in the box. I just pulled out my old S6 lite to set up a better planner system. As much as I love the eInk screens, none of the boox tablets I have are hitting the sweet spot between phone and big tablet that I need. I see a coral red one of these in my future. Hopefully with 5G.
Confirmed $350 for 128GB. The coral red is neat, but I ended up going in a different direction for my planner.
Want to take bets that the attorney will try to put the blame on their over-worked, under-paid paralegal?