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The title tag system is explained here, and the table is updated when a change occurs. Notable logs have bold L# text.
| L1 [A] Initial Project Status | L2 [M] Feature Naming and Branding | L3 [M] Screen Holders and Dual Screen Laptop Mode |
| L4 [R] OLED Screens | L5 [M] Small tweaks | L6 [M] Small file updates |
| L7 [M] Tetent Concept3 |
Preface
[2022 - August 30]
What you see is the 3rd design attempt of this case. The main component is a set of 3, 4K USBC touchscreens that are 15.6" in size. I would've gone with 120Hz 17.3" 1440p if I had the option. Each screen uses around 7W on average (20% brightness).
- Using 1 connected to a 3 metre cable allows an always-charging-tablet-like experience (I've always wanted to own a Victorious/iCarly XL Pear Pad).
- Using 2 connected to 3m cables allows for a dual screen laptop experience (inspired by the concept laptops that never reach the market)
- Using 3 connected with 1m cables and mounted onto Teti is for the desktop experience. I don't think I'd need 3, but I can say that having 3 boost "hacker vibes" to make using the bottom two screens feel more productive.
I dislike ultrawide setups due to the horizontal space and neck-turning needed, as well as monitor light coming in from the sides of my vision, so I'm mounting the 3 screens verticaly (which has around the same surface area as a curved 27" monitor in portrait orientation). This was partially inspired by the #T^2 Tiles [gd0095].
The system uses a Z590I Vision D ITX, which happened because AMD was out of stock of their 5900x for months after release and this ITX board came out with my wishlist IO panel, unlike the AMD options. I went with an 11600K I got for £219. I was also able to get an FE 3060TI in June 2021. A Gigabyte Titan Ridge is used for the other 2 USBC output ports for the screens. Other parts include:
- 64GB 3200Mhz Blackout DDR4 RAM (that I got for £193.49)
- Corsair SF750 PSU
- Adata SX8200 2TB SSD
The keyboard and mouse project is #Tetent [gd0090] (though I'd also like to use #Tetent Timespy [gd0136]) and the backpack to carry it is called #TetInventory [gd0039]. For now, I intend to print it on the CR600S (see #Revolving Hotend [gd0012] and #Printer Repair [gd0137]).
Tetent and #Tetrinsic [gd0041] are the 2 projects mainly holding this project up.
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The screen holders have been increased to the same length as the two Tetent's, which is currently 214mm. The print thickness has decreased slightly from 12 to 11mm so that they'd fit. This decreases the pressure exerted on the screens, and should make the tablet stand and laptop mode more stable.

Then I modelled the clips that will hopefully keep the screens in place.





Especially nowadays since the screens I bought late 2020 have gone up £70 each.
It also looks to have less chin.
Then it would've been an even easier sell to me. Buy 1 OLED main and 2 IPS additionals.








