Thread: Performance compare eink vs tablet
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Old 06-26-2015, 11:47 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by latepaul View Post
There are times when I wish browsing was better on my Kindles or Kobos. Mostly when I need to download something from dropbox. The Dropbox site is not eink friendly
E-Ink is a display Media
E-Reader w/E-Ink is a low power reading device

A few years back, someone posted a link to a E-Ink display showing a VIDEO. Poor speed is not all the fault of the screen (there are speed limits, even with LCD)

The reason some cars get 50MPG is they used a small engine so they were optimized for fuel economy (not performance).
Most E-Ink readers are optimized for Battery Economy.
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