Sentences with phrase «electronic ink devices»

Two of the most impressive electronic ink devices are the 10.5 - inch Que proReader by Plastic Logic and 11.5 inch Skiff Reader; both touch screen devices are 3G enabled.

He could either read in the Sunlight with his Electronic Ink Device and use a Lamp or Cumbersome Flashlight Attachment in the Dark, or he could read in the Dark with his LCD Device and leave the device at home when he wanted to read outside, at the Pool, or in the Garden;

Not exact matches

And because no ink is involved, a unit could be housed in electronic devices such as televisions to make prints of imagery on the screen.

This new functional ink will enable electronic apparel such as sportswear and underwear incorporating sensing devices for measuring a range of biological indicators such as heart rate and muscle contraction.

Sales of e-book readers and e-paper notebooks together accounted for 70 % of E Ink's third - quarter revenues, with the remaining 30 % from IoT applications including smart cards, electronic shelf labels (ESL), e-paper display solutions, and mobile and wearable devices.

Even the word printing is used loosely because though vacuum deposition, as an example, may not be regarded as printing by the purists, it often evolves into conventional printing using electronic inks to produce the same thin electronic device.

The Sony's ebook, a device based on electronic ink technology, went through several revisions before its launch as the Sony Reader.

Actual paper and ink is the ideal format for reading / writing which is why electronic devices like this one are trying to recapitulate the experience of paper / ink.

Today E Ink and Seiko Epson have announced a joint venture that will create a 300 - dpi electronic paper device for ePaper document readers.

IN THE BEGINNING, when Man wanted to read from a portable digital device, he used an Electronic Ink tablet, like a Kindle, a NOOK or a Kobo.

Digitimes is reporting that Amazon has stopped parts in its supply chain for the new Kindle and there is a possibility that orders from Amazon's electronic paper display provider, E Ink, will be stopped throughout July and August in order to tackle issues with the device's front light.

E Ink Holdings Inc. and Seiko Epson Corporation («Epson») today announced the joint development of a 300 - dpi electronic paper device with razor - sharp text and images for ePaper Document Readers.

Whether in good condition or not, Kindles should not be disposed of in normal waste due to the device's electronic ink components and batteries.

Whether the Notion Ink Adam financially succeeds or not, is another story, it's a great device, but its released by a first time development team, with no prior experience with Electronic Readers or Distributing a product on a wide scale.

The performance of these systems is excellent: (i) the transistors have characteristics (e.g., on and off currents, etc.) that are comparable to, or better than, those of similar devices fabricated on rigid silicon supports by using conventional photolithographic methods, and (ii) the optical characteristics (e.g., switching time, contrast ratio, etc.) of the resulting displays are as good as those of low - resolution signs that use similar electronic inks and direct - drive dressing schemes.

Examples of Hearst early - stage investments include Netscape; XM Satellite Radio; Sling Media; and E Ink Corporation, the company behind the novel «electronic paper» display technology used in most e-book devices today.

«Readers continue to choose Kindle for its all - new electronic ink screen with 50 percent higher contrast, readability in bright sunlight, long battery life of up to one month, light 8.5 ounce form, flexibility to read their books across all major LCD devices and platforms, and low $ 139 price.

This morning E Ink Holdings announced the availability of a new color - changing film known as Prism that's based on the company's electronic paper technology used in devices like Amazon's Kindle and the Pebble smartwatch.

The new generation of e-book reader devices uses Electronic Ink, instead of LCD, to make ultra-flat, low - power electrophoretic displays that are easy on the eyes and look roughly like a super high - resolution etch - a-sketch.

Count one more e-reader on the market: Nintendo inked a deal with publisher HarperCollins to turn its DS portable game console in a electronic book reading device in the UK.

The Kindle hardware devices use E Ink brand electronic paper displays, and are able to download content over Amazon Whispernet using the Sprint EVDO network.

Amazon insists that when it comes to reading e-books, the device that does it best is the Kindle and its black - and - white electronic ink screen is better than the iPad's backlit color LCD display, which Bezos says causes eye strain.

Electronic readers (e-readers), those increasingly popular devices that replace ink on paper, may have color displays in the future thanks to new advances in display technology.

ONYX BOOX Vasco da Gama 2 is a device for reading electronic books with the latest «electronic paper» E Ink Carta screen and built - in MOON light system and the SNOW Fiel function.

Kindle devices might be the cheapest electronic ink ereaders available in your country (even when you add shipping costs and import taxes), but make sure you know as much as possible about how you'll use them — especially when it comes to availability and prices of books in your mother tongue.

ONYX BOOX Darwin 4 is a device for reading electronic books with the E Ink Carta Plus screen of the latest generation, which has a higher definition and contrast, the built - in MOON Light system and the SNOW Field function.

Electronic paper and e-paper are display devices that mimic the appearance of ordinary ink on paper.

The ink's flexibility would also make it possible to develop rollable displays for electronic devices.

The establishment of the E Ink Corporation in 1997 led to the development of electronic paper, a technology which allows a display screen to reflect light like ordinary paper without the need for a backlight; electronic paper was incorporated first into the Sony Librie (released in 2004) and Sony Reader (2006), followed by the Amazon Kindle, a device which, upon its release in 2007, sold out within five hours.

A specialised engineering team within the RMS developed the devices, bringing in U.S. company E ink to trial their electronic paper display technology on devices other than e-readers.

It uses a large, flexible electronic paper display based on technology from E Ink (the same company that makes the displays for Amazon.com's Kindle and Sony's Reader), but the device overall is remarkably thin and light.

E-book readers using electronic ink have huge advantages in power consumption and daylight reading, but in every other aspect a tablet like the iPad is superior; which isn't what you want to hear when your device is still not shipping.

I know you're touting Kindle features like 3G wireless delivery via Amazon Whispernet, a high - resolution 6 - inch or 9.7 - inch electronic ink display, and a long battery life, but that pales in comparison to, well just about every other mobile device developers want to work on.

Past E Ink panels were all 6in in size, but Vizplex will be made available in 1.9 in, 5in, 6in, 8in and 9.7 in sizes, the better to find roles in devices beyond the electronic books, such as Sony's PRS - 500 Portable Reader, they've been seen in before.

And so while I think the tablet, LCD devices like Kindle Fire will continue to get better and better and better, I think that purpose - built reading devices, like our electronic ink Kindle will also continue to get better and better and better.