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eink should die already. There are other options rather than eink, microLED and some of the newer low refresh LCDs (Clearilk comes to mind) should be much bette

eink should die already. There are other options rather than eink, microLED and some of the newer low refresh LCDs (Clearilk comes to mind) should be much better. https://www.displaydaily.com/article/press-releases/clearink-displays-moving-focus-to-asia https://www.displaydaily.com/article/press-releases/clearink... Lenovo is interested and made a thinkpad with eink so it shouldn't come from a weird no name company in the future.

azinman2 6y ago
Do the others ones not consume power when you don’t need to change the display, are legible in daylight, or otherwise not emit light? These are unique advantages to e-ink as far as I’m aware.
- Waterfall 6y ago
  It doesn't matter for a stationary screen
  - azinman2 6y ago
    It certainly does depending on your application. Grocery stores use them for prices where you wouldn't want a glow and low power means you can run off a battery. If I integrated into my walls as a smart device I would want a subtle design without a glow. These are just two examples off the top of my head. The application matters. Also where did this stationary context come from?
    - Waterfall 6y ago
      People are asking about using it as a monitor in the comments. Grocery stores can do wireless power but the comments are complaining about them being too big or small. You can easily have a non backlit black and white display, like the one on an f91w or LCD clock.