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like modos, the open source e-ink kit with as fast refresh rates as LCD screens? on crowdsource right now
and as "open printer"? open source printer with refillable ink cartridges, no tracking shenanigans, a repairable design and possibility to just put a roll of paper (at most A3 in width) then letting it print bannerolls... crowdsource too iirc
And how many units do these things sell compared to a shitty HP printer? I would guess the shitty HP printer sells more.
lmao i added to the word of mouth here, that was the point.
ofcourse HP sells more. they're a market monopoly that polemically and aggressively remove common knowledge of competitors when able to.