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In this video, we showcase a partial refresh demo on the CrowPanel ESP32 4.2” E-Paper HMI Display, where you can effortlessly set your favorite photos in a stunning black-and-white format. Learn how to modify and upload the code to the CrowPanel ESP32 E-Paper Display using the Arduino IDE, making customization simple and seamless. Additionally, we demonstrate how to convert images into code using the Image2CPP tool (https://javl.github.io/image2cpp/) and display them on the E-Paper screen. Perfect for those looking to enhance their DIY projects with E-Paper technology. Watch, learn, and bring your creative ideas to life!

The CrowPanel ESP32 4.2” E-Paper HMI Display offers a high-resolution 400×300 pixel display in black and white. Powered by the ESP32-S3 chip, it ensures efficient performance and fast data transmission through the SPI interface. This display is perfect for various applications, including electronic labels, e-readers, and smart home devices.

🚀Key Features:
➡️Ultra-Low Power Consumption: Only consumes power when refreshing, extending battery life.
➡️Pure Reflective Mode: Clear readability in direct sunlight without the need for backlight.
➡️Power-Off Display Retention: Retains content even when powered off.
➡️Wide Compatibility: Compatible with Arduino IDE, ESP IDF, and MicroPython for easy development.
➡️Durable Design: Hard-coated anti-glare surface and protective white acrylic shell.

🚀Get Yours: https://www.elecrow.com/crowpanel-esp32-4-2-e-paper-hmi-display-with-400-300-resolution-black-white-color-driven-by-spi-interface.html?idd=6
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Men’s doubles shuttlers Ong Yew Sin-Teo Ee Yi continued their fine run in the Malaysia Open by smashing into the quarter-finals.

After their 23-21, 16-21, 21-18 second round win over South Korea’s 2023 world champion Kang Min-hyuk and his new partner Jin Yong on Jan 9, the Malaysians said modestly: “We’re not the fifth seed (favourite pairs) to win (after the early round exit for the top four pairs). But we’ll try our best. All 32 pairs are strong, except for us.”

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In a virtual conversation with The DropTimes sub-editor Alka Elizabeth, Gareth Alexander, Senior Drupal Developer at Zoocha and Accessibility Tools Track Lead for Drupal Starshot, discusses the pivotal role of accessibility in the upcoming DrupalCMS version 1, set for release on January 15, 2025. The interview delves into the challenges and strategies behind integrating accessibility tools like EditoriA11y, the community’s contributions, and the evolving priorities of inclusive web development. Gareth shares his vision for how DrupalCMS can empower developers and content creators to build accessible and user-friendly websites.

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On Monday at CES 2025, Nvidia unveiled a desktop computer called Project DIGITS. The machine uses Nvidia’s latest “Blackwell” AI chip and will cost $3,000. It contains a new central processor, or CPU, which Nvidia and MediaTek worked to create. Responding to an analyst’s question during an investor presentation, Huang said Nvidia tapped MediaTek to co-design an energy-efficient CPU that could be sold more widely. “Now they could provide that to us, and they could keep that for themselves and serve the market. And so it was a great win-win,” Huang said. Previously, Reuters reported that Nvidia was working on a CPU for personal computers to challenge the consumer and business computer market dominance of Intel, Advanced Micro Devices and Qualcomm. ↫ Stephen Nellis at Reuters I’ve long wondered why NVIDIA wasn’t entering the general purpose processor market in a more substantial way than it did a few years ago with the Tegra, especially now that ARM has cemented itself as an architecture choice for more than just mobile devices. Much like Intel, AMD, and now Qualcomm, NVIDIA could easily deliver the whole package to laptop, tablet, and desktop makers: processor, chipset, GPU, of course glued together with special NVIDIA magic the other companies opting to use NVIDIA GPUs won’t get. There’s a lot of money to be made there, and it’s the move that could help NVIDIA survive the inevitable crash of the “AI” wave it’s currently riding, which has pushed the company to become one of the most valuable companies in the world. I’m also sure OEMs would love nothing more than to have more than just Qualcomm to choose from for ARM laptops and desktops, if only to aid in bringing costs down through competition, and to potentially offer ARM devices with the same kind of powerful GPUs currently mostly reserved for x86 machines. I’m personally always for more competition, but this time with the asterisk that NVIDIA really doesn’t need to get any bigger than it already is. The company has a long history of screwing over consumers, and I doubt that would change if they also conquered a chunky slice of the general purpose processor market.