Sentences with phrase «ink page refreshes»

Page turns are fast and unobtrusive, thanks to the Aura HD's caching ability that reduces full - screen, all - black E Ink page refreshes to every six page turns.

Not exact matches

Page refresh is sluggish, as in all other E Ink displays.

The electronic ink technology is passive, looks good as paper, and only uses power when refreshing, so a single battery charge'll last 7,500 page turns.

What's good about Feedly's layout is you only have to swipe once to scroll through the list of articles to advance pages, which makes things easier with the way E Ink refreshes.

The E Ink display took a second or two to refresh when we scrolled out of the visible area or moved to a new page.

Normally I don't like this setting on E Ink because it causes more ghosting and afterimages, but the screen refreshes fully on the InkBook when using inverted text so that's not a problem — every page looks clear.

Once turns the page and both E Ink panels are refreshed at once.

The preinstalled reading apps have all been optimized for E Ink and have the option to customize the page refresh settings.

The E Ink display itself consumes very little power, with power only really needed for page refreshes.

But the new generation of E Ink screens are said to potentially be able to read up to 100 pages without having to refresh the entire screen.

I read on their website that their use of the latest e ink technology avoids the flashes and the annoying refreshing of the pages, and somewhere else I read that the flashes only appear every chapter, 100 pages or so (as opposed to 6 pages of the kindle).

Even something as simple as turning pages with the Android app is funky because the E Ink doesn't refresh properly so the text is rough and less defined that it should be.

The only reason I haven't purchased an eReader for personal use yet is because I absolutely despise the refresh flicker that E Ink technology typically exhibits when you advance to the next page.

Interestingly, Kobo says they've been working with E Ink to reduce how often the page needs to refresh, thus lessening the frequency of page refreshes on the Aura's screen, but they are not using E Ink's new upcoming screen tech that is supposed to be an upgrade from Pearl.

Its Pearl E Ink touchscreen display meant I didn't have the extra bulk of a physical keyboard, and also that the pages refreshed less often — an annoyance that has delayed my personal entry into the eReader market.

In addition to better contrast, Carta displays are specifically tuned for reading applications supporting «E Ink Regal waveform technology», which is designed to dramatically reduce the need for full page refresh between page turns.

The Kobo Touch has a 6 - inch E Ink Pearl screen with infrared touch, 1 GB of usable memory, an SD card slot, web browser, notes, highlights, bookmarks, partial page refresh, dictionary look up, social network sharing, reading awards, and it supports Adobe DRM for ePub and PDF as well HTML, TXT, RTF, CBZ, CBR, MOBI, and PRC formats.

I get that it's a big screen and they're trying to conserve as much battery life as possible and all that, but consumers have just started getting used to E Ink screens in their products now that the refresh rate is comparable to a page turn in a book.

Like their monochrome brethren, color E Ink screens are very energy efficient because power isn't needed to maintain the image on the screen, just when turning pages and refreshing the screen.

The e-reader still does a full refresh once every sixth page, but by performing what appears to be a fast dissolve between pages, B&N lets you effectively move ahead through dozens of pages, while mitigating the annoying page - flashing effect long associated with E Ink.

The new E Ink Carta technology delivers a 50 % increase in contrast over Pearl E Ink, 20 % less reflections, Carta technology is now in the newest Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 6» e-reader, and E Ink also shows the new Regal Wave Form technology which removes the need for full page refreshes allowing for faster refreshes for up to a hundred page turns when reading.

It retained the 6 - inch E Ink display, however, improving the technology for faster page turns and better refreshing, while moving from the original 4 shades of grey to 16.

In the real world, the E Ink display consumes minimal power, as power is only needed when the page refreshes, so if you don't need the illumination when reading in well - lit conditions and you don't need to be connected then you'll save battery plenty of battery life.

I assume you are referring to the page refresh on E Ink ereaders when the screen momentarily turns black when refreshing the page?