E-Ink Holdings and Dai Nippon Printing Co. have just announced a new joint partnership. They plan on  developing of new line of products for sales promotion  and security industries. E-Ink plans on creating a new product display stand that would sit behind a sales counter and stock very specific products. The exact image and color scheme could be changed on the fly and be … [Read more...] about Dai Nippon and E Ink Form a New Partnership
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e-Ink has a new e-paper display panel for e-readers
E-Ink is planning on announcing a new display panel for e-readers sometime in the next two months. We have confirmation from a number of sources that state that the new display will be available for six inch e-readers and go all the way up to 13.3 inches. This is a boon for the industry, because many of the current generation e-readers over six inches, tend to utilize e-ink … [Read more...] about e-Ink has a new e-paper display panel for e-readers
E-Ink is developing 40 to 50 inch e-paper displays
E-Ink is the company best known for the e-paper displays found on the Amazon Kindle and Barnes and Noble Nook. Over the past few years the company has expanded their business outside of e-readers and developed luggage tags, supermarket tags and even 32 inch screens to be used in airports. Today, e-Ink has announced that they intend on upping the ante and are going to be … [Read more...] about E-Ink is developing 40 to 50 inch e-paper displays
A New E-Ink Phone Has Just Been Developed
A new concept 3D printed e-ink phone is currently being developed by Serbian studio Alter Ego Architects. The interface only features numbers and symbols and is not meant to run apps. Basically, it is meant to be a really cheap and affordable phone, with a tremendous battery life. The O phone incorporates an e-ink screen – similar to a Kindle reading device. The credit … [Read more...] about A New E-Ink Phone Has Just Been Developed
E-Ink gets serious about e-Tags
E-Ink is best known for their e-paper technology that powers the Kindle, Kobo and Nook e-readers. Over the last two years the company has been diversifying their portfolio and trying to break into new markets. They have developed supermarket price tags, luggage tags and even road signs. Â In order to have more control over the manufacturing process of their entire tag division, … [Read more...] about E-Ink gets serious about e-Tags
IntuiTV has an e-Ink Remote Control
The IntuiTV streaming media console is developed by Nagra, the folks that handle the digital encryption for Dish Network and a myriad of other satellite providers. It debuted at CES this year and little is known about their business model or what type of channels will be available. One of the most interesting things about their hardware is an e-ink remote. Traditional … [Read more...] about IntuiTV has an e-Ink Remote Control
Withings GO Features an e-Ink Display
Withings is trying to compete with Jawbone and Misfit with a new activity tracker with an e-Ink display. The Withings Go does not break modern conventions and does all of the normal things you would expect. It counts steps, estimating distances covered, monitors calorie burn and analyzes sleep patterns. It can easily distinguish between light and deep sleep cycles. Like … [Read more...] about Withings GO Features an e-Ink Display
The city of London unveils e-Ink bus signs
E-Ink is best known for the e-paper that powers your Amazon Kindle or Barnes and Noble Nook, but the company has been focusing on digital signage for the past few years. This segment now accounts for close to 25% of their entire revenue stream and they have now partnered with the city of London for a trial with the transport authority. A series of new signs have been developed … [Read more...] about The city of London unveils e-Ink bus signs
70% of e-Inks revenue derived from e-paper screens
E Ink is best known for being an industry leader in the e-reader arena. Their e-paper displays are synonymous with the Kindle, Kobo and Nook. According to recent financial results for the 3rd quarter of 2015 e Ink has reported that 70% of their revenue continues to derive from e-paper screens and the rest stems from luggage tags in addition to handset and other EPD … [Read more...] about 70% of e-Inks revenue derived from e-paper screens
Would you Buy an E Ink Table?
If you have ever used a Kindle or Nook e-reader, the e-paper display is made by a company called e Ink. Over the last few years they have diversified into digital signage and in early 2015 they have created new technology called Prism. Prism is comprised of E Ink’s bistable ink in a film that can transform architectural materials into dynamic, one of a kind experiences and … [Read more...] about Would you Buy an E Ink Table?