Well, as a remote I'd expect you'd not have to CHANGE the screen often, which is where eink excels. I don't sub-sub-sub-menus on my remote. I want everything

Well, as a remote I'd expect you'd not have to CHANGE the screen often, which is where eink excels. I don't sub-sub-sub-menus on my remote. I want everything directly available, and presumably some sort of mode switch to toggle between my different devices. If you combine details from one devices (TV power on, volume Up/down) with another device (roku controls) on a single control screen, then I would only rarely have to switch modes at all. I've been waiting to see eink used in more places - I recall reading that India had non-smart cell phone handsets that used it for the screen, which seemed a great purpose (display time/date, incoming call number, outgoing call number, none of which require rapid changes in display), but not hearing that it had really gotten anywhere else.