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Is there some definite information about what kind of "e-paper" is used for those? While I like reflective LCD more than backlit LCD/TFT a "real" e-paper (as i
by meta-level 2y ago
Is there some definite information about what kind of "e-paper" is used for those?
While I like reflective LCD more than backlit LCD/TFT a "real" e-paper (as in eInk) is far better readable in low light, so would be nice to know..
For e-paper feeling we still have the Watchy (with far less battery life and close to no available software admittedly)
- daemonologist 2y agoThe are both transflective (for sunlight readability) memory-in-pixel (for power efficiency) LCDs. The black & white one is the same display as was used in the Pebble 2, and the color one is most likely the display which was planned to be used in the Pebble Time 2 (mostly comparable to the Pebble Time display but larger). I agree that a true electrophoretic display is a lot nicer to look at; unfortunately the refresh rate leaves a lot to be desired in a highly interactive watch. Hopefully someday we get a technology with the best of both worlds.