Sentences with phrase «ink screens»

Pixel density of the screen is 300 dpi that is a record for this type of E Ink screens and corresponds to the high - quality paper printing.

Pixel density of the screen is 300 dpi which is a record for this type of E Ink screens and corresponds to high - quality paper printing.

With these kind of characteristics, ebook readers of the future could be practically indestructible if flexible plastic - based E Ink screens ever start taking off.

They can't abandon E Ink screens, but they will need to create a color device too,» said Mr. Brunner.

The high res, low - glare E Ink screens read just like print on paper — even in direct sunlight to minimize eye strain — so you can keep on reading.

Characters aren't as crisp, dark or contrasty as those displayed on E Ink screens, and you can even see actual pixels when you bump up the font size to the max.

This includes a driver for E Ink screens.

First off, the screen is supposed to be more durable than typical E Ink screens.

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.

By contrast ebook readers like the Kindle and Kobo have E Ink screens that are very easy to read in direct sunlight, and they have batteries that last for weeks, sometimes months.

Hopefully the price of these 13.3 - inch E Ink screens continues to go down because they are great, especially for PDFs.

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.

The Kindle Paperwhite and Kobo Glo are among the first ebook readers to come with built - in frontlights in order to make the E Ink screens readable in the dark and in areas with low lighting.

However, true tablets will always be more expensive then a dedicated ebook reader, especially ones using black and white E Ink screens with the sole function of ebook reading.

And Carta HD E Ink screens are now 4 years old!

Both come in black or white, have 5 - inch E Ink screens, and both are priced lower than anywhere else I've seen.

It used to happen with every page turn, but now E Ink screens can turn many pages without flashing the entire screen, just the text.

The second - generation Oasis is the first Kindle to have a 7 - inch screen, noticeably larger than the 6 - inch E Ink screens that have been standard on every Kindle except the jumbo Kindle DX, which was introduced in 2009 with a 9.7 - inch screen.

The best and most expensive readers use extremely high - resolution E Ink screens that work better in daylight than at night (you'll need good indoor lighting or a clip - on light if you're planning to do most of your e-reading in the evenings); LCD - screen readers (such as the Elonex) have backlit screens that favor indoor use and (like computer screens) can be tricky to read in bright sunlight.

This SiPix vs E Ink review compares the Kindle 3 and Kobo WiFi's E Ink screens with the new Pandigital Novel's SiPix screen.

E Ink screens are better than LED screens for reading.

As it stands, the E Ink screens — both Vizplex and Pearl — are clearly superior.

Lots of people point to the Aura One and say Amazon could release a larger Kindle like it this year, but E Ink has been making a variety of screen sizes for many years, including 8 - inch E Ink screens, but Amazon has only used 6 - inch screens since 2010.

That being said, the inkBook still suffers from the same kind of issues that all Android ereaders suffer from: most 3rd party apps don't work well because they aren't designed for E Ink screens; battery life isn't as good as non-Android ereaders; the page buttons only work with a few apps; and the Android software is less - optimized than what you get on Kindles and Kobos, and it lacks some features that they offer.

Imagine my dismay when I bought the Sony PRS - 600 and took it home only to find that E Ink screens are not adjustable (it was my first eReader).

E Ink screens are meant to mimic the look of print on paper.

It's a proven fact the more layers you add over the top of E Ink screens the worse text looks.

E Ink screens can be scratched, and frontlight layers are often easy to puncture, but you're better off keeping your Kindles and E Ink ereaders in a case to protect the screen instead of using a screen protector that's just going to make the screen look worse.

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.

Details about the new generation of E Ink screens are slight at this stage, but E Ink's director of product management, Giovanni Mancini, did reveal a few key details in the CNET interview.

A few days ago we were talking about the possibility of Amazon finally releasing a Kindle with a larger screen now that the Kobo Aura One has made 7.8 - inch E Ink screens popular.

I really wish there were e ink screens for sale that we could mess around with instead of having to use e-readers.

The thinness really makes the Kindle Voyage perfect to hold in a cover, however, which all ebook readers should have anyway because of the fragility of E Ink screens.

The high res, low - glare E Ink screens read just like print on paper to minimize eyestrain, so you can keep on reading.

The eBook Reader Comparison Table A table comparing the top ereaders currently available with color and E Ink screens, small and large.

SiPix vs E Ink — eReader Screen Technologies Compared This SiPix vs E Ink review compares the Kindle 3 and Kobo WiFi's E Ink screens with the Pandigital Novel's SiPix screen.

Regal also eliminates «ghosting,» which occurs quite often in e Ink screens.

And because it's an LCD, it's more responsive (no wait or flicker between page turns) than the E Ink screens found in most e-readers.

Unlike the back - light screens of laptops and tablets, the electronic ink screens of E-Readers look like paper and don't tire the eyes.

It's not really bendable but it is plastic - based so it's thinner, lighter and more durable than regular E Ink screens that are glass - based.

But that's how the economics generally work out between ebook readers and tablets: E Ink screens are much more costly than LCD screens, and when it comes right down to it the screen is the biggest difference between these two devices.

E Ink screens do have more of a gray, off - white color than paper.

For the same $ 149, however, both of those alternatives have 6 - inch E Ink screens, and the Nook will let you buy books wirelessly, directly from the device.

They're based around 6in E Ink screens - Pearl technology in the case of the wireless model.

At 11:55, they demonstrate how smooth video playback has gotten on E Ink screens by showing Bugs Bunny dancing.

Of course, losing color pages is always a disappointment, but color e Ink screens in eReaders just aren't taking off right now.

Trekstor is not using E Ink screens.

Exceptional image clarity will provide a special comfort of reading and the ability of E Ink screens to use only reflected light will make reading perfectly safe for eyes.

Since Amazon discontinued the 9.7 - inch Kindle DX, the M96 pretty much has no competition in the large ereader market, which is a shame because larger E Ink screens have a lot of advantages.

Consider Screen Capabilities The E Ink screens of most readers are monochromatic, and offer long battery life and fine resistance to glare in bright light.