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Originally Posted by DrD123
I wonder what color e-ink looks like in terms of cost? I would think unless they can keep the price around where the paperwhite lives, it would have limited appeal - text doesn't really benefit from a color display...
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The only colour eInk display commercially available is the "Triton" screen, which isn't really colour at all; it's a B&W display with a "colour mask" in front of it. Not only does reduce the linear resolution by a factor of two (every "colour" pixel has a 2x2 block of B&W pixels behind it), but the resulting colours are pale and unsaturated. It's been used in a few devices; they aren't terribly good.