Researchers at the university of Toronto are working with eink that changes color. Traditional "color" eink screens are actually composed of independent red, green and blue micro capsules. Effectively reducing the resolution to 1/4 that of it's monochrome counterparts. This technology would allow true color eink. Read more about it by clicking the heading.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
News: One step closer to true color eink
Researchers at the university of Toronto are working with eink that changes color. Traditional "color" eink screens are actually composed of independent red, green and blue micro capsules. Effectively reducing the resolution to 1/4 that of it's monochrome counterparts. This technology would allow true color eink. Read more about it by clicking the heading.
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