While E Ink displays are often found in eBook readers like Kindle, NOOK, and Kobo devices, they’re also increasingly common in ePaper tablets and even some desktop monitors. Chinese company Dasung was one of the early players in this space, and the company cleverly lets you know that its E Ink products weren’t just for […]
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Bigme unveils All-in-One desktop PC with an E Ink Color display (crowdfunding)
Bigme was one of the first companies to launch tablets and eReaders with E Ink Color displays. Now Bigme is going… bigger. The company has posted a preview page for an upcoming Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for an All-in-One desktop computer with a 25.3 inch E Ink Color display. Update (9-28-2023): The Bigme B251 Series is […]
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Dasung Paperlike 253 U is a monitor with a 25.3 inch curved E Ink display
Over the years, plenty of companies have used E Ink displays in eBook readers. A growing number are also putting them in tablets or “eNotes” with larger screens and support for pen input. But Dasung is one of the only companies that makes E Ink monitors. The company’s latest model is also the first I’ve […]
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This Philips dual-screen monitor combines 24 inch LCD and 13.3 inch E Ink displays
E Ink displays offer a paper-like viewing experience that makes them useful for eBook readers and digital signage. But in recent years they’ve started popping up in other devices like note-taking tablets and occasionally even laptops or monitors. But there are down sides to E Ink displays, like slow screen refresh rates that make them […]
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Dasung Link hits Indiegogo for $299 and up (6.7 inch E Ink touchscreen monitor for your phone)
2 Comments on Dasung Link hits Indiegogo for $299 and up (6.7 inch E Ink touchscreen monitor for your phone)Dasung has been using E Ink displays to make unusual devices for years, including tablets and monitors with paper-like black and white displays. But the Dasung Link might be the company’s weirdest product yet: it’s a 6.7 inch portable touchscreen monitor meant to be paired with a smartphone, allowing you to view and interact with […]
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Lilbits: Khadas Edge2 and VIM1S mini PCs, Asus Expertbook B6 Flip mobile workstation, and using an portable E Ink display
Comments Off on Lilbits: Khadas Edge2 and VIM1S mini PCs, Asus Expertbook B6 Flip mobile workstation, and using an portable E Ink displayThe Asus ExpertBook line of business-class laptops now has its first mobile workstation-class machine. Microsoft has rolled out an update for the Windows Subsystem for Android that makes it easier to resize Android apps properly on a Windows 11 PC. And single-board PC maker Khadas has posted a teaser for several upcoming devices set to […]
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Lilbits: Nintendo Switch Pro, Qualcomm gaming handheld, and a portable E Ink display
Comments Off on Lilbits: Nintendo Switch Pro, Qualcomm gaming handheld, and a portable E Ink displayThe long-rumored Nintendo Switch Pro could finally ship this fall. Qualcomm may also launch a handheld gaming device powered by one of its ARM-based processors. And these reports come on the heels of leaks this week suggesting that Valve could launch a handheld gaming computer later this year. Competition in the handheld gaming space could […]
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Dasung Paperlike 253 is an E Ink monitor with a 25.3 inch display (crowdfunding)
E Ink displays are most commonly found in eBook readers like the Amazon Kindle. But sometimes they show up in tablets or even phones. And Chinese company Dasung has been selling E Ink monitors for a few years. Now Dasung has introduced its largest E Ink display yet – the Dasung Paperlike 253 is an […]
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Dasung Paperlike Pro 2019 is a high-res E Ink touchscreen monitor (crowdfunding)
While E Ink is usually associated with eBook readers like the Kindle or NOOK, the folks at Dasung have been making E Ink monitors since 2015. They’re not particularly cheap, they have lower screen refresh rates than a typical LCD display, and they only display grayscale colors… but they’re low power, sunlight readable, and offer […]