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Staring at a computer screen all day and into the night can be fatiguing for your peepers. For certain tasks – such as coding or pawing through documents – an E Ink monitor might be a better fit. Boox ...

The ASUS ZenScreen Color ePaper MP13UC is a highly innovative 13.3-inch portable secondary monitor that uses color e-paper ...

We’ve seen E Ink devices meant to emulate a smartphone, E Ink displays positioned on the flip side of a laptop lid, and even a folding E Ink tablet. Still, somehow, the Boox Mira Pro color E Ink ...

In brief: Dasung, the company behind many popular and cutting-edge e-ink products, has just launched a new portable display called the Paperlike 103. What's interesting about this 10.3-inch screen is ...

Popular e-ink tablet and e-reader maker Boox is releasing its first desktop color e-ink monitor. The company already makes a monochrome model called the Mira Pro, but the new one, gracefully called ...

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 ...

Discover how 2026’s portable E‑Ink monitors, from monochrome screens to color displays, enhance eye comfort, focus, and productivity in modern E‑Ink workspace setups. Pixabay, geralt The portable ...

You'd never think to use an ePaper screen with your PC, but the reasons for that might be exactly why you should.

In a nutshell: Chinese company Dasung launched what it called the world's first color e-ink monitor last August for $1,650. Almost exactly one year later, the company has introduced a portable variant ...

The company behind the phone-size Palma e-reader has released a 25.3-inch color desktop display. The company behind the phone-size Palma e-reader has released a 25.3-inch color desktop display. is a ...

The use case is boring office work. People are mentioning digital signage, but there are already far cheaper eInk solutions for that. Yes, they have very slow update rates, but who cares? This is a ...