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Old 12-01-2019, 07:01 AM   #26
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by azayn View Post
I would argue that the market segment that e-ink currently caters to is the same one that would be interested in color e-ink.
I disagree.
The people currently buying mainstream eInk devices are using them to read normal books, which gain almost nothing from colour.
And a significant factor in eInk readers becoming mainstream was them becoming cheap. Colour would add a lot of cost for not much functionality for most users.
If in 5-10 years time colour has become cheap enough that it is adding only a small amount to the cost, it might become mainstream.
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