Sentences with phrase «e-ink color devices»

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Fuji - Xerox has figured out how to make color e-paper, meaning devices that use e-ink (like the old - school Kindle) could soon see a massive, colorful upgrade.

In practice, an ebook developers» influence can be as small as thinking ahead to keeping the color versions of images that will later be converted to grayscale for print so they can be returned to color for the ebook, or to reminding editors that a yellow, low - contrast cover is going to disappear on an e-ink device.

The device breaks new ground in that, apart from a regular 720p color LCD display at the front, the Yota smartphone also includes an e-ink... [Read more...]

Ereaders that use e-ink displays can only show black and white, but other devices, such as the iPad and Kindle Fire, easily display color.

This is a dual screen device, with an e-ink reader on one side, and a LCD color screen on the other.

On e-ink devices, putting white text with colored background is an effective way to handle contrasts.

Consumer Reports also asked Bezos about the possibilities of color E-Ink devices.

The device screen - backlit color touchscreen model E-ink Triton.

Barnes & Noble offers an e-ink Wi - Fi - only version of the Nook, with a light, and two LCD Wi - Fi color devices with different screen sizes (see tablets) that come with software to read books to kids, play games, read e-mail, and more.

Its saving grace this year has been the success of the Nook line of e-Ink electronic readers and their new Nook Color tablet device.

The company is betting on an color e-ink alternative to the Jetbook Color and a new six inch decolor e-ink alternative to the Jetbook Color and a new six inch deColor and a new six inch device.

The device breaks new ground in that, apart from a regular 720p color LCD display at the front, the Yota smartphone also includes an e-ink panel along the rear which can be used to read or hold images for an extended period of time without draining the battery.

A combination of affordable new devices and color e-ink will really be appealing to people on the fence between an e-Reader or tablet.

Once one gets to the Android OS that permits apps, the «ultimate» for me would be a tablet built on the dual screen e-ink / color screen model of the Yotaphone, that would fully functionalize Androd viewing on the same device, larger and without an unwanted cell phone commitment.

Some analysts said that for e-ink black and white e-readers like the Nook and Amazon's Kindle to be successful long term, the prices will have to fall or the devices will have to be upgraded to include color screens like the iPad's.

Evernote on Kindle explores your options for using this amazing multi-media notepad application with your device - whether that is a traditional grayscale e-ink Kindle or the new full color Fire tablet.

Like the Nook, the device has two separate screens: a monochrome E-ink display and, below that, a color LCD touch screen.

I will be one of the first to pick up a new device that features a color E-ink display, I love my black and white e-ink for reading noE-ink display, I love my black and white e-ink for reading noe-ink for reading novels.

I would like to see a color e-ink device.

ACeP is great though, wonder will we see 13.3 inch color e-ink device in the next 5 years.

Additionally, as the enTourage eDGe uses E-Ink technology for easy digital reading, images will appear in gray - scale on the e-paper side of the device; however, users can load these in color on the LCD side, ideal for viewing colored charts and graphs from course materials.

The jetBook Color is the only device in the world to use the extremely safe and eye friendly technology of Color e-Ink.

The essence of the Vox is that it gives you a full color experience, something that has been lacking in its e-ink based devices.

The device uses technology similar to E-Ink's black and white screens, but adds the capability to reproduce up to 4,096 colors.

For the here and now, it only supports e-ink versions for the Kindle, so you won't be able to convert your lovely full color PDF magazine in glorious color on any color devices, any time soon.

Throughout 2011, they beat arch rival Amazon to market with several innovative devices, including updated touch - screen e-ink devices and color Android tablets.

«This is one of the best devices going if you demand an e-ink color experience» LOL.

We lead into the show with Ectaco's deal with a new publishing company to deliver e-textbooks to students to read on the worlds first color e-ink device.

For B&N, the Nook Color is not an e-reader since the device does not have an e-ink display, something that the Nook boasts of.

I think in 2012 unless color e-ink Triton is available in more devices the technology can not effectively move forward and still remain low cost.

At the January 2011 CES expo in Las Vegas, Chinese e-reader and tablet developer Hanvon teasingly announced the upcoming release of their color e-ink reader; ditto their presence at BEA in late May, but those devices, originally slated to launch in China in March and release to North America later this year, are as of yet still unavailable to consumers eagerly awaiting the opportunity to use the technology that they got to experiment with briefly at those events.

The only advantage with e-ink is less fatigue (arguable given how easy it is to change screen brightness / colors / night mode), and the sheer lack of distractions with other easily available apps on a smarter device like netflix, a web browser, games, email, or whatever else.

Now, had it meen a COLOR e-ink device?

I also recommend you size the images between 500 x 700 pixels at 72 - dpi, and make sure they have enough contrast so they display well in both color and in black and white (for Kindle and Nook e-ink devices).

There is only one other device with a 9.7 inch screen and e-ink and that is the new Jetbook Color.

While other manufacturers look for different ways to bring the highest color reproduction out of their devices, Amazon sticks to their roots by upgrading their e-Ink slate to be as close to the print book as possible.

Another difference is that while the touch - sensitive color LCD below the e-Ink reading pane on both devices has a roughly 3.5 inch diagonal, the Nook's is only a 480 pixel by 144 pixel display (about 1 inch tall) compared to the Alex's 480 pixel by 320 pixel, roughly 2 inches high.

For many years, Amazon had been expected to deliver a color version of its e-ink technology in its Kindle devices; it even bought the leading company in the field to corner the market on what seemed to be the inevitable rollout of a color version.

An improved (even color) e-ink device that is THINNER will be a major hit.

The Kindle 2 might have been that device, had Amazon found color e-ink to be cost - effective.

This will definitely help the Nook touch (Amazon link) and NOOK Color (Amazon link) get more visibility to compete against the Kindle e-ink devices (Amazon link), as well as whatever Kindle - branded Android tablet device that will be released in November.

And then there are the color e-ink devices that are just starting to come out.

Once color e-ink capable of 60 fps becomes perfected, it may end up replacing LCD in portable devices where outdoor use and battery life is a concern.

JT: I see the e-ink devices, whether they're color or not, staying for a long time.

For one thing, e-ink devices don't display color.

The FLEPia's color electronic paper requires more battery power, draining a charge much faster than traditional e-ink devices, and it takes several seconds to redraw a page, all depending on the amount of color resolution you wish to achieve.

A company named Spring Design based in Fremont, California has just announced a device called Alex. The device has a dual - screen display, with one 6 - inch E-ink grayscale screen, with a 3.5 - inch color LCD touchscreen underneath.

According to early rumors, the device will be in color, setting it far apart from the e-ink gray display of the Kindle.

Incorporating a monochrome 9.7 inch Wacom Penabled e-Ink screen on the left as well as a 10 inch color resistive touchscreen display on the right, the Pocket eDGE really look a lot different than all the eReaders that we are accustomed too, the device featuring an interesting clamshell like design.

Those who buy the new e-ink Nook will enjoy their device the way we who own Nook Colors enjoy ours.