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Posted by Ama
 - April 10, 2025, 09:46:31
Hm weird... I've never seen a 190.5cm display advertised anywhere... not even in any european country!
Almost as if the global standard for display sizes *IS* in inches?

While I do agree that metric is better for almost all things I think it would ne stupid and unnecessary to change the entire display market from e.g. 27 inch displays to 68.58cm displays
Posted by David Berryman
 - April 08, 2025, 04:33:35
Use global standards. 75 inches??
Wait, there's a caterpillar on my silver-beet.
Ok mate, follow  the ruler. Go 75x mate...

Global standards, not North American nonsense.
From George Washington, the U.S. has been metric.
How uneducated to be unable to use base 10?
Never pamper to the uneducated. 
Be the 'bringer of knowledge'.

Did you go even to school? Odds say: "No, no I did not.
Bloody idiot.
Posted by Redaktion
 - April 07, 2025, 14:37:45
E Ink's new Marquee display tech brings full-color digital paper to outdoor signage, capable of working in extreme temperatures from -20°C to 65°C with low-power use and support for screens up to 75 inches.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/E-Ink-s-latest-display-tech-focuses-on-color-clarity-and-energy-savings-in-tough-environments.994309.0.html