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You are indeed missing something. In all the screens we are discussing here (triton, kaleido, etc), there are no distinct color pigments. They are just standard
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
You are indeed missing something. In all the screens we are discussing here (triton, kaleido, etc), there are no distinct color pigments. They are just standard "black and white" pigment over a color filter. The result is as terrible as you'd expect (low contrast and 1/3 resolution).
Also, a mobile phone as the first eink device? Where did you even find that? The sony readers at the very mininum are much older.
- neltnerb 3y agoAh, I see. Thanks for explaining, that makes sense. Yeah, sounds pretty bad. I found it via Wikipedia link chain since I didn't know the date and my memory was only that I couldn't buy it. It was merely the first phone with it, my bad. Indeed the Sony Reader seems to have been 2004. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Reader https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Reader Though to be honest that isn't actually at my threshold for "much" but it is earlier.