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I don't agree about the color either. Looking at color printouts don't give you the same feeling as a screen, so it isn't the color itself. It is the brightnes

by nwah1 10y ago

I don't agree about the color either. Looking at color printouts don't give you the same feeling as a screen, so it isn't the color itself. It is the brightness of the screen, with every pixel lit up, that is the difference. I think if there were color e-ink, it would be just fine and still help serve this same niche market.

cestith 10y ago
It doesn't need to be full color even. Sixteen or sixty-four colors or so for maps, business graphics, headers, error indication, and syntax highlighting for programmers would be really nice. I'd have one screen a full-color LCD for when I need more than that, and do most of my editing and terminal work with a high resolution, less straining device.