Sentences with phrase «ink mobius»

E Ink Mobius, 13,3», touch (inductive + capacitive), resolution 1650 × 2200 DOTS, 207 ppi, 16 shades of grey, with the SNOW Field function

However, the latest wonder from E Ink Mobius screen technology teaming up with Sony tends to create a ripple effect among tech aficionados.

E Ink Mobius screens are flexible and can be custom shaped enabling smaller new form factors.

1.43» E Ink Mobius EPD 6.

First off it's going to be using the 1600 x 1200 resolution E Ink Mobius screen instead of the 2200 x 1650 screen that was promised earlier.

E Ink Mobius are plastic - based screens made on the E Ink technology with much less weight.

According to the Good eReader, Onyx's reader will use the same 1200x1600 13.3» E Ink Mobius panel as used in Sony's reader (and Dasung's Paperlike monitors).

ONYX BOOX MAX Carta is an ONYX device with a higher resolution screen E Ink Mobius Carta of 13,3» and the SNOW Field function.

Part of the reason the price is so high is the DPT - S1 is the only device currently available that uses a 13.3 ″ E Ink Mobius display.

On Monday, E Ink Holdings introduced the E Ink Mobius, a new flexible electronic paper display (EPD) technology.

I have been enthusiastic about the 13.3» ultra-light flexible E Ink Mobius based e-readers since I filmed the Sony DPT - S1 in January 2014 here: http://armdevices.net/2014/01/19/e-ink-booth-tour-at-ces-2014-sony-dpt-s1-smartwatches-wall-clocks-and-more/ and from Netronix in January 2015 and in June 2015.

Onyx Boox has just announced their second generation 13.3 inch e-reader and instead of using an E Ink Mobius screen, it is employing Carta.

«E Ink Mobius displays offer a unique solution for public information systems and other digital signage applications,» said Harit Doshi, E Ink's head of the signage business unit.

e Ink Mobius e-Paper can be cut to a customers specific requirements, and still maintain the long battery life, lightweight nature and high resolution.

E Ink Mobius was announced a few months ago and uses a TFT technology that will enable the development of much lighter and rugged products.

One of them, to be released next year is a smartwatch, made entirely of e Ink Mobius.

This is the latest addition to the E Ink Mobius product line of lightweight, flexible displays.

This is the latest addition to the E Ink Mobius product line of... [Read more...]

e Ink Mobius is perfect for large screen displays because it was developed to weigh less than 50 % of an equivalent glass based TFT and maintain flexibility.

e Ink Mobius has tremendous benefits for e-readers because of its lightweight nature and super high resolution.

A leaked document reports that Kobo and Sony are working on a co-branded e-reader that uses e Ink Mobius technology.

Designed with university students in mind and planned for a consumer release before March 2014, the 13.3 - inch device is the first to use E Ink Mobius, the tech firm's... Read more

Not exact matches

This used a very old e Ink screen called Pearl, whereas ours uses Mobius, which is the latest generation e-paper.

The screen itself, built with E Ink's Mobius display tech, has been upped from 1200 × 1600 to 1650 × 2200, which should make text considerably clearer (206 DPI — pretty good).

e Ink told us that the major benefit of Mobius is that the tech allows them to cut it to any size they want, and still retain all of the benefits.

It has a 13.3 inch screen and uses the new super lightweight Mobius e Ink screen technology.

The screen uses new E Ink technology dubbed Mobius by E Ink.

Mobius e ink has a substrate of flexible plastic, not glass.

In addition to the second generation Mobius e-paper, E Ink is going to be unveiling another new product.

When Sony released their first 13.3 - inch E Ink PDF reader, the DPT - S1, it sold for $ 1100 so actually the prices have come down a lot since then, and that was with the 1st gen Mobius screen.

The Kindle Paperwhite 3 will be using screen technology that was developed by e Ink and Sony called Mobius.

The new Mobius e-Paper screen was developed by Sony specifically for use with EPDs in cooperation with E Ink.

It is dubbed Mobius by E Ink and the company is actively shopping it around to the who's who list of the e-reader world.

13 month later E Ink's Mobius «mass production»: Couple of hundreds are sold and practically not available.

The current generation of products that e Ink is actively marketing is Carta and Mobius.

One of the reasons the price is so high is because it's the only device currently using a 13.3 ″ Mobius display from E Ink.

E Ink and Sony's 13.3 ″ Mobius screens are plastic - based, for instance.

The display uses E Ink's Fina screen technology, which is glass - based, unlike Sony's 13.3 - inch DPT - S1 PDF reader, which uses a flexible plastic - based Mobius screen.

E Ink has revealed its latest Mobius display tech, specifically designed for future smartwatches.

E Ink announced a new 1.73» flexible «Mobius» display, specifically engineered for smartwatch and watch applications.

Mobius screens currently use E Ink Pearl technology but could in theory upgrade to E Ink Carta.

The E Ink device that I think is the «Best of CES» is the 13.3» Sony DPT - S1, the biggest and the lightest ultra-readable 13.3» touch device in the world (currently only released in limited few - thousand unit trials in Japan) uses the 13.3» 1200x1600 Mobius E Ink display with protective film instead of glass for it to be ultra-thin at 6.8 mm and weigh only 358grams and to also offer a better stylus experience.

E Ink and Sony have co-developed a new plastic - based flexible E Ink display called Mobius.

E Ink will be demonstrating Mobius at the Society for Information Display's Display Week 2013 show later this month.

The Mobius will make its debut as a 13.3 - inch panel built into a unnamed «digital paper product» made by Sony, which co-developed the panel with E Ink.

Boyue (previously known as Boeye) makes E Ink readers, here showing their latest Rockchip based E Ink Android e-readers, also showing off a non-functioning mockup of their 10.3» Mobius flexible E Ink ultra light reader that might come next year if E Ink starts the mass production of the 10.3» Mobius display by that time.