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Originally Posted by robko
If they can get workable colour (doesn't have to be perfect HD for movies etc), I'd be happy to have one for a monitor. Can't really see a greyscale monitor working for me, but this could (except the price of course). Good to see them tackling what should be ideal markets. If this also has a flexible substrate, with colour it would start to make sense for restaurants that have started using tablets for menus.
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You'll note that the linear resolution of the colour version is precisely half that of the greyscale screen. This almost certainly means that, like the older "Triton" eInk screens, it's not "real" colour, but rather a colour mask placed over an underlying B&W screen. Unless there's been a dramatic quality improvement over the Triton screen, this means muddy, unsaturated colours.