Sentences with phrase «mobius screen»

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

The Digital Paper boasts a 13.3 inch E-Ink Mobius screen, which will allow users to annotate a document whilst resting their hand on the tablet, encouraging a natural writing style.

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.

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.

Considering the Sony DPT - S1 sells for $ 1100 with a 13.3 - inch Mobius screen, could you imagine how much a 32 - inch screen would cost?

To me, that would be innovation While I welcome the mobius screen, I agree that e-ink has become complacent.

The Paperlike is billed as an E-Ink Mobius screen that can be placed on a small stand or mounted to a swivel.

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.

The first being because its writable; fully writable, huge Mobius screen, and 13 inches, that costs a lot right there.

The only commercially viable product to use Mobius screen technology was the Sony 13.3 inch e-reader.

The Onyx Boox Max has a 13.3 - inch flexible Mobius screen with a resolution of 1600 x 1200.

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.

At the moment, that 13.3 ″ mobius screen costs something like $ 600 on its own.

At the moment the Mobius screen costs around $ 600.

So if you want a 13.3 inch mobius screen, support this campaign first.

This will give you an indication on how the e-ink Mobius screen can handle PDF viewing and editing when you're in the field and working.

So basically Sony and e-ink did RND together, Sony got the Mobius screen at a tremendous discount and got a certain number of months exclusive on the market.

This will give you an indication on how the e-ink Mobius screen can handle PDF viewing and editing when you're in the field and... [Read more...]

In spite of this, I'm already reading some comments on the final price of the device, which only shows how many people are still unaware of how expensive a 13.3 e-ink mobius screen really is.

There is a new concept sheet music reader that has just been announced and it features two e-Ink Mobius screens.

I suppose that the extra thin - ness might be also helped, if they have somehow moved Carta or its equivalent, to a plastic substrate, like their Mobius screens, potentially reducing weight, even more.

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

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

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

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).

Base (substrate) is the glass of the screen (for models E-ink Vizplex, Pearl, Karta, Triton) or plastic (for the E-ink Mobius или E-ink Flex) plate thickness slightly less than half a millimeter.

They are revising the screen technology and going with the more lightweight Mobius, as found on the Sony Digital Paper.

Will we maybe see a Mobius display screen or front - lite technology that will allow you to read in the dark?

If «DPT - S1 ″ will be sold for that price, it's time to look for alternatives... Also: given 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» is there any news about possible ereaders with screen sizes 10» and up and (sold for much less!)

Not only is this the first 13.3 inch e-reader in the world, but the screen technology was developed by Sony, called Mobius.

The Sony Digital Paper or DPT - S1 features a giant 13.3 inch screen and uses new lightweight e-paper technology called Mobius.

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

The Mobius technology finally gives us a light, durable screen with accurate stylus support plus touch.

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

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.

Decent means: — Mobius or any other light screen technology.

This model upgraded from a glass based Fina e-paper screen to a 13.3 inch Mobius panel.

Something with a large screen, Mobius, bluetooth, audio, wacom display for stylus support and gain venture funding to make it possible.

Onyx is in the process of making a consumer grade e-reader using a 13.3 inch screen and employing e-ink Mobius that will be released this October.

I think one of the priorities with e-ink right now (i talked to them for an hour today) is 9.7 and 10.1 inch screens using MOBIUS or FINA.

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

Even with a screen protector, it is unclear whether the Mobius E-ink screen can hold up to heavy note taking over time.

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

The Good e-Reader 13.3 features a giant screen with an E-Ink Mobius display with a resolution of 1600 × 1200.

This device has more memory than the DPT - S1 and also has Bluetooth / NFC, not to mention it has an E-Ink Carta screen, which has performance benefits over Mobius.

They could make a large screen e-reader in the educational market work, but they would have to use e-ink Mobius, because its lightweight, flexible and plastic based whereas Fina is glass, cheaper, but heavier.

They just removed the Fina Screen and are adopting a Mobius, same as the Sony.

Also, if Carta isn't scalable, which had the main advantage of higher reflectivity for use with the front - light, you might be able to use other e-ink screens instead, like Mobius and still have a good, even light spill, enabling larger screens while still keeping the benefits of higher density, etc..

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.