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I hope they've managed to improve the color and sharpness on color e-paper displays. The ones I've seen over the years have been rather less than vivid.
by devindotcom 12y ago
I hope they've managed to improve the color and sharpness on color e-paper displays. The ones I've seen over the years have been rather less than vivid.
- freehunter 12y agoIf it's anything like the old Pebble display, it's not e-ink like we would see in a Kindle. They call it e-paper, but it's really a low-power LCD with no backlight. There's no problem making an LCD full color.
- some1else 12y agoSharpness was never really an issue with e-Paper displays, as they have long been able to display at more than 150ppi. However, refresh speed and ghosting are the real issues. In order to speed up drawing and quickly wipe the screen, developers will prefer 1-bit access modes over slow/ghosty 8-bit drawing modes, so text will indeed look sharp.. And aliased.