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timezone · 06-04-2009, 10:06 PM

I think it is exciting and the only way iRex can stay in the game with a premium product. I am just afraid e-ink may not have the time to mature if OLED screens were to quickly come down in price. OLED starting to appear on large TV screens has to mean the smaller sizes are going to start coming down in price.

If iRex comes up with a decent color screen with much improved refresh rates and book/page loads then they will have a killer product. I think one without the other will mean a failed product. Does this mean also a faster processor? Whatever it takes they better step up.

Thanks Shaggy for recognizing my previous post.

06-04-2009, 10:06 PM	#7
timezone Addict Posts: 244 Karma: 1232 Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Boston, MA Device: Windows Phone7, Kindle Fire	I think it is exciting and the only way iRex can stay in the game with a premium product. I am just afraid e-ink may not have the time to mature if OLED screens were to quickly come down in price. OLED starting to appear on large TV screens has to mean the smaller sizes are going to start coming down in price. If iRex comes up with a decent color screen with much improved refresh rates and book/page loads then they will have a killer product. I think one without the other will mean a failed product. Does this mean also a faster processor? Whatever it takes they better step up. Thanks Shaggy for recognizing my previous post.