Thread: What's the Situation with Colour Ebook Readers at the moment?
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Old 05-24-2018, 08:15 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by martienne View Post
What's happened since then? Are there any good E readers with colour now, or is this still a non-starter?
There are still no good colour ereaders. Unless you count LCD/OLED tablets.

EInk's colour display is dull and muted
Qualcomm's Mirasol technology appeared, but was disappointing in practice and went nowhere.
Amazon seem to have given up on LiquaVista.
Bridgestone (yes the tyre company) has given up on their ePaper.

The only technology currently being developed seems to be ClearINK. Let's hope they bring something to market soon.
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