E Ink displays are prized for their readability and low power use, but they’ve long been dismissed as too slow for everyday computing. Modos, a two-person startup with open hardware roots, thinks it ...

Ultra-low-power displays, such as e-paper displays with E Ink, are used in many applications in which a power-hungry backlit LCD isn’t suitable. With a 180° viewing angle and excellent readability ...

Daniel writes guides on how to use the internet, explainers on how modern technology works, and the occasional smartwatch or e-reader review. He especially likes deep diving into niche topics that ...

E Ink displays are slowly making their presence felt in more ways than just e-reader devices. From smartphones and smartwatches to something as niche as a 32-inch digital newspaper, a message board to ...

BILLERICA, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--E Ink Holdings, “E Ink” (8069.TW), the leading innovator of electronic ink technology, announced today the launch of their new E Ink Kaleido™ product, E Ink Kaleido™ ...

E-Ink displays are pretty much awesome. There is a lot going for them, the prime among which is their ability to hold on to an image while drawing zero battery power. Also, while it needs power only ...

Extremely expensive Only one configuration available E-ink display shows a lot of ghosting E-ink color quality was disappointing Below-average battery life “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have ...

Earlier this week, supply-chain analyst extraordinaire Ming-Chi Kuo suggested that Apple’s investigating E Ink displays for future foldable iPhones. Now, Apple surely investigates lots of things–and ...

E-ink displays look great, and Home Assistant is a really handy way to keep your smart home ticking over, so why not combine the two? Smart home displays don't usually need to update a ton of times ...

LONDON — Electronic paper display technology specialist E Ink Corporation has developed an imaging film that offers higher performance switching speed, peak switch speed and brightness than its ...

Analog dials used to be a pretty common way of displaying information on test equipment and in industrial applications. They fell out of favor as more advanced display technologies became cheaper.