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On 08/01/06, Brian Davis <brdavis@iusb.edu> wrote:
> In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Derek Raycraft wrote:
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> > It's interesting the screen of the nxt appears to be blanked out by
> > photoshop in those pictures.
Are you sure, or was it just merely turned off?
> Well, there's another page to look at: http://www.nxtbot.com/
Unfortunately that page appears to be slashdotted. The screen is also
not clear on the video they have on botmag.
> It looks like
> you can see a little bit of detail on the LCD screen (dimly, it looks like a
> row
> of icons across the bottom, and a line across the top with *perhaps* some very
> small icons above it - status?). More interesting, the NXT blog mentions that
> the NXT is menu-driven on the brick itself! Now *that* would be a step up from
> the RCX... and it would tend to imply a lot more on-brick interaction for the
> NXT.
I am fairly one of the articals mentioned the display being matrix
based - so it can display icons and graphics.
It would be a neat little feature with logging, graphing or mapping
bots to be able to immediately display something on screen -
especially given that it has left/right arrow keys.
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Danny Staple MBCS
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http://orionrobots.co.uk
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