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It doesn't emit light, so you still have to pair it with a backlight. There are some pretty bad ghosting issues, so things that refresh frequently have readabil
by freeone3000 7y ago
It doesn't emit light, so you still have to pair it with a backlight. There are some pretty bad ghosting issues, so things that refresh frequently have readability issues. This also makes it bad for all the "smart" watch things - for a regular watch, e-ink would be acceptable, but could be replaced with a traditional watch face which draws even less power.
- WillPostForFood 7y agoAren't e-ink displays opaque, making backlights impractical? Ebooks readers like the kindle paperwhite have front lights LEDs below the screen and a light guide layer to disperse it.