The idea of watching YouTube videos on a monochrome, e-paper type of display is a peculiar one. Most people are looking for a crisp, high-resolution screen with high dynamic range (HDR) to make ...

Staring at screens all day can be murder on your eyes, but e-paper screens offer a reprieve for those who spend a lot of time reading text. What is one to do when that reading happens on a computer?

E Ink is a good shout for reading text on a small screen for long periods, but if you want to work on larger displays with moving imagery, technologies like LCD and OLED are a better way to go. Taiwan ...

The Modos Paper Monitor is a monitor with a 13.3 inch, 1600 x 1200 pixel E Ink display with support for screen refresh rates up to 60 Hz for smooth scrolling and animation. But like most ePaper ...

Early in 2014, an upstart named Daylight Computer Company revealed a tablet called DC-1. The company proudly labeled it as "the world's first 60fps paper-like computer." Its CEO, Anjan Katta, has ...

The 10.3-inch Paperlike 103 is still limited to black and white, but its performance improvements will provide a smoother experience similar to LCD and OLED displays. The 10.3-inch Paperlike 103 is ...

The BenQ SW272Q is a standout monitor for photographers, videographers, and other professionals who need excellent color accuracy and extensive image quality customization. Today’s most alluring ...

Dasung Technology has launched a Paperlike 103 E Ink monitor with an industry-first 60Hz refresh rate. This gives the monitor a refresh rate that matches conventional LCD monitors and a significant ...

Here’s introducing OKPad – a new innovative device that might be mistaken for a small laptop but comes with a twist. While you do have a traditional LCD display as you would with a conventional laptop ...

Daylight Computers says its new Live Paper display is “like E Ink, but faster” thanks to a 60 Hz refresh rate. While the company isn’t providing a lot of details about its paper-like display ...