... Kindle 2, of course, still uses e-ink technology that makes reading the thing just as pleasant and real-feeling as reading a book. The high-resolution, no-backlight display lets you sink into the book ...
It's no secret that we at Ecogeek are fans of the e-ink display technology. The low battery consumption and superior readability compared to laptops and other mobile devices, not to mention the thin ...
About a year ago we brought you a prototype device that used a low-energy, high-resolution, rollable e-ink display.
The idea was to have a phone that could have a large display roll into a small package. ...
It's called "Photonic Ink" or P-Ink, and it's pretty freakin' cool. You may have heard of E-Ink by now, in which microscopic balls flip and turn in order to show dark or light sides, allowing ...
... that might make life quite a bit more awesome for all of us.
Two of the main drawbacks of e-ink are being addressed with this second generation. First, the contrast ratio is better, closer to the contrast ...
... it to the consumer market also. I would love to read newspapers, magazines and even websites off of one of these instead of sitting in front of a monitor all day!
For more EcoGeek e-ink content, check ...
Two years ago Polymer Vision promised us that they were going to have commercially available foldable e-ink paper displays in two years. They don't have them yet, and we ...
... flexible
active matrix (e-ink ) displays makes us very excited. And, yes, that
picture is of a prototype flexible screen displaying a newspaper.
So there you have it, ten inch, 150 DPI, flexible ...
We've been waiting for those
numbers for quite a long time. The Sony Reader was supposed to be the
next e-ink reader more than six months ago. In the meantime, my Librie
broke ...
... looks to have an e-ink display, which is exciting because they are non-toxic, extremely low-power and very high-resolution. However, the refresh rate of an E-ink screen (when you push the 'next page' ...
... Extremely high resolution, low-power, E-Ink display; has a display that is actually bigger than the device; wants to be the iPod for print.
Not so cool things: It won't be around ...
The iRex iLiad is the most recent and also most expensive contribution
to the e-book market. The device comes equipped with a gorgeous
high-res e-ink display and an internal wireless card. ...
... to be an Eco-Phone. Made out of bamboo, lower power E-Ink display, etc. The concept further pleases the EcoGeek by providing a rewards system for green activities. Designer Nicola ...
Take a good look at your computer screen and realize: Nothing is Moving. Yet, it is powered, constantly, as if it were a mobile display. E-Ink , the ecogeek's favorite display, has conquered this ...
... But I'm gung ho, I already own one of these pretty E-Ink eBooks, and I can't understand why the rest of the world doesn't yet. (except that, yes, I had to order it from Japan and all of the ...
... card inputs - the buttons are in ENGLISH! (the librie was only released in Japan.) No word on the screen refresh rate (one of the major drawbacks of E-Ink ,) we'll let you know as soon as we get our ...
