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Conference Room Display

This presentation explores two competing designs for a conference room display: a Kindle-based model and an Android-based model. The Kindle-based design features an E-Ink screen, Wi-Fi, and a battery, offering very low power consumption. However, its SDK is not freely available, requiring significant experimentation. In contrast, the Android-based design uses an LCD screen, is easy to program with freely available SDK, and has no dominant tablet platform. We also discuss potential power solutions such as solar power, batteries, and power adapters.

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Conference Room Display

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  1. Conference Room Display Cameron Hill Craig Verzosa David Hamrick Mohammad Mulla

  2. Major Component Description • Two competing designs • Kindle Based • Android Based

  3. Kindle Based • Includes Wi-Fi, battery, and E-Ink screen • Very low power • SDK not freely available, will take experimentation

  4. Android Based • Includes Wi-Fi, battery and LCD screen • No dominant tablet • SDK freely available, easy to program

  5. Issues • How will we power the device • Solar power • Batteries • Power adapter • Other

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