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Originally Posted by HarryT
An eInk monitor would be just ghastly for things like word processing, due to the slow update speed, and I notice the original poster says that he does a lot of typing. It really wouldn't work, I'm afraid.
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Exactly. eInk was designed to display a static document with infrequent changes (turning pages). Completely different goal than a computer monitor.
If they want to put a static document on the "eInk monitor" and don't expect to be doing typing/changing on it, just reading, then it would theoretically not be a bad idea. They don't exist though, as others have already mentioned.