E-ink technology meets interactive storytelling in new hybrid handheld console
Great news for fans of text-based adventures
Hisense A9 e-ink smartphone returns with expanded storage and memory
It might be one of the worst smartphones or one of the best e-readers
New Paperlike 103 portable e-ink monitor arrives with a 60Hz refresh rate
Dasung keeps pushing for more advanced e-ink displays
Developer jailbreaks Kindle into an E-Ink monitor, Rickrolls audience
When life gives you a busted laptop, make an external E Ink display
Dasung launches portable color e-ink monitor for $850
2K resolution with a high enough refresh rate to support video and web browsers
The "OKPad" combines E-Ink and IPS displays in new bargain dual-screen laptop
Reasonably priced, if not a bit underpowered
Viewing a color E-ink display under a 230x digital microscope
A close-up look at micro capsules
Kobo brings its first color e-reader to the market, starting at $150
The basic black-and-white model gets a welcomed hardware upgrade as well
Philips unveils upgraded 32-inch e-ink display for low-power signage
New e-paper screens and hardware platform to debut next year
This little-known company is working on a color e-ink PC monitor
The Dasung Paperlike is getting a splash of color
This 32-inch e-ink display puts your favorite newspaper on a wall, for a price
What started as a DIY project is now a commercial product
reMarkable 2 and Type Folio Review: Almost There
I read somewhere that truly prolific authors write their documents on old typewriters. Writing on computers can be convenient, but they are riffed with distractions. Meet the reMarkable 2 and Type Folio.
Apple may be testing E Ink's new color display as a secondary screen for foldable iPhones
A foldable iPhone could arrive within the next few years
E Ink has a new color display with support for stylus input
Color Kindles when, Amazon?
BMW and E Ink unveil color-changing concept car at CES
ePaper could improve air conditioning efficiency
Onyx made a portable E-Ink monitor that can be yours for $800
Another company taking a crack at the e-paper monitor market
Pine64 introduces the PineNote, a $399 e-ink reader running Linux
The manufacturer claims it will be the "most powerful e-ink device available on the market"
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice takes the Dark Souls formula and turns it on its head
Sekiro's hero is like Inspector Gadget with one arm
