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I've never owned an E-Ink device, and didn't know they outlived tablets by such a wide margin. That's a sizable plus in the E-Ink column.
by ralmidani 6y ago
I've never owned an E-Ink device, and didn't know they outlived tablets by such a wide margin. That's a sizable plus in the E-Ink column.
- input_sh 6y agoI mean there's no real innovation that will make your device anywhere near obsolete in a few years. My Paperwhite from 2015 is pretty identical to ones sold now, and unlike with phones and tablets, software support is still there. So unless you break it, it's probably gonna outlive your phone/tablet/laptop. Mine for sure did.
- robinsoh 6y ago> My Paperwhite from 2015 is pretty identical to ones sold now Yes, you're right if you're looking at update time of the display, which I have. There's pretty much no improvement. That's due to the physics of pigment particles. I don't see a way for them to improve that. They have improved contrast ratios. The whites of their carter displays are much better than the previous gen pearl and vizplex before that.