Sentences with phrase «full color reflective»

It was announced in early 2016 and features a high quality, full color reflective display.

It features a high quality, full color reflective display.

E Ink has just announced a new Advanced Color ePaper (ACeP), a high quality, full color reflective display.

At SID Display Week this past May, E-Ink announced a new Advanced Color ePaper (ACeP), a high quality, full color reflective display.

Not exact matches

From a technical point of view, Pixel Qi's displays, also called 3Qi, essentially comprises of three settings: a full - color, bright, conventional LCD mode; a energy efficient reflective e-paper mode that is readable even in bright sunlight; and a basic color transflective mode that is also equally power efficient.

Luckily, the reflective surface is only really noticeable when viewing content with a full color black drop (such as black screen during a scene change in a movie); otherwise the reflective surface can be pretty much ignored.

It's a multiple mode screen — In reading mode it turns off the back - light, and works as a reflective LCD screen, while in laptop / tablet mode it works as a full - color LCD, with backlight.

The answer lies in a recent acquisition by Amazon of a company called Liquavista, which makes full - color displays that are reflective, like e-ink, but fast, like the LCD screens in our phones, tablets and televisions.

This means there is no way of knowing when, or even if, Amazon will unveil a reflective, full - color display of its own devising.

For the first time ever, the electrophoretic display prototype can produce full color without the use of a color filter array, setting a new standard for bright, reflective e paper color displays.

CLEARink Displays provides reflective display modules that are low power, full - color, outdoor - readable, video capable, and all that at a cost comparable to LCD.

Well, it doesn't just have a disappointing 63 percent color gamut — while the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HDX both provide a full 100 percent color gamut — but it also consumes the most power, is more reflective, and isn't quite as bright as the others.