I'm intrigued by the concept of a color e-ink display, though I'm not particularly drawn to all-in-one systems. It wouldn't be surprising if Onyx releases a co

I'm intrigued by the concept of a color e-ink display, though I'm not particularly drawn to all-in-one systems. It wouldn't be surprising if Onyx releases a color variant of their Mira Monitors soon. In my experience, Onyx devices tend to lead the pack in the e-ink domain. As for the 13.3-inch Mira model, it currently operates at a peak power of 6W, which means it can be powered via a standard laptop's USB-A/B/C port. Notably, the latest Raspberry PI 5 can deliver 8-9W through its USBs. This suggests I could utilize a single USB-C cable to power both computer and monitor. Then I use a short USB 3.0 cable transfer power and video signal to the monitor. This could be an efficient portable setup. The e-ink display performs impressively under direct sunlight, and paired with a typical power bank, one might not need to charge for up to two days.