martin
It is a total solution. It's just HDMI as long as you have the Pro or HD (not yet available outside of china). plug it in to HDMI and it works just like any other monitor as far as performance, though there are only 16 shades of gray. there are different gray scales to choose from by pressing a button, and you usually need to do that when watching a video that is dark. I don't know if ClearInk will work for me or others who have a problem with flicker, but I will try it. the set and hold aspect of Eink is what makes it flicker friendly, Clearink is just LCD with a mirror instead of a backlight (and stacked pixels rather than sub pixels) the stacked rather than sub-pixel arrangement makes it worth a try. I will make a post about the Dasungs, because for me it put me back in the game. If I switch from my Benq to the Dasung, its an immediate release behind my eyes. If I stay away from LCD for and entire day, I'm like a new man. The problem for me is the headache is delayed. I can feel that I am causing it, but it kicks in the next morning, sometimes so bad I can't get out of bed. This has never happened when using only Eink. the Eink acts as a sort of Flicker Scope, allowing you to see where the flicker in the video image is occurring, because it refreshes slow enough to capture FRC and other sources of flicker.