A Keyfob-Sized E-Reader You Can 3D Print for About $30

A keyfob-sized e-reader you can 3D print for about $30

YouTuber Paul Lagier has built an e-reader barely larger than an adult thumb out of a 3D-printed shell, an ESP32 microcontroller, a small battery, and a Heltec Wireless Paper e-ink display. The whole build runs about $30 in parts, according to Android Authority, or roughly a fifth of the cheapest Kindle. — Read the rest The post A keyfob-sized e-reader you can 3D print for about $30 appeared first on Boing Boing.

This is the tiniest e-reader in the world, and you can build one yourself

Credit: YouTube / Paul Lagier TL;DR A YouTuber has built a tiny e-reader with a 3D-printed shell and DIY electronics. The e-reader, only slightly bigger than an adult human thumb, can hold roughly six to 10 books. The creator estimates that the cost of building it is around $30. Despite being available for nearly two decades, e-readers have largely been limited to a small sect of users who demand a distraction-free experience tailored for readi…

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