Color E Ink utilizes ink capsules that get pulled around with an electrical field. Boox’s monitor uses E Ink’s Kaleido 3 display tech that can display 4,096 colors. The display type was created for ...

Because it uses e-ink, TRMNL consumes very little power and can go for months on a single charge. That means no tangled cords ...

A non-touch, grayscale E Ink version without front lighting is also available for $679. And if 37 Hz is just not fast enough, Dasung also sells a 10.3-inch portable monitor that refreshes at 60 Hz ...

Features include a 25.3-inch paper-like color E Ink display, a Kaleido 3 glass screen, and adjustable front ... which is not backlit and considerably easier on the eyes... Examining the monitor ...

The monochrome E Ink screen at 1,872 x 1,404 pixels could host ... display in color that relies on ambient light, or can be backlit like a traditional LCD monitor. This allows for a peak refresh ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (BLOOM) — A new kind of monitor is turning heads among digital creatives, programmers and remote workers, not for its brightness or speed, but for how easy it is on the eyes.

The Verge reports that the screen uses E Ink Kaleido 3 technology, which can display up to 4,096 colors. Both image quality and refresh rate will vary based on which of the monitor's four presets ...