Sunlight readable graphic displays

Hi
Can anyone reccomend a graphic display that is readable in bright light conditions - preferably full sun. I am currently using Displaytech 128x64 pixel monochrome display and the GLCD library. Everything is really good except I cant read it outdoors. I have destroyed one display already by increasing current in backlight to the point where the LEDS failed.
I have heard OLED displays are better, but because they are usually colour they are very slow, I need to refresh parts of the display 3 or 4 times per second.
Grateful for any help

For monochrome OLEDs, the Arduino does not need to transfer too much data.
So 3 to 15 FPS should be possible with U8glib (depends on the display content):
http://www.newhavendisplay.com/nhd2712864ucy3-p-3621.html

EA offers displays for different environment conditions.

For bright light conditions you probabaly want a display which is readable without backlight: DOGM128L or DOGM128W.
Backlight LED is sold as an option for the DOGM128, it can be replaced if damaged :wink:
i think the trick is, not to use the backlight LED at all, but let the sun do the lightning work for you.

Both displays are supported by U8glib (Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting.)

Oliver

How about those e-ink displays?

where the LEDS failed.

Should have a resistor there.