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Originally Posted by Dylrob
As for Pixel Qi, my limited understanding is that they placed the color filters below the reflective element. Which makes the reflective mode essentially black and white. Saturation is entirely dependent on the intensity of the backlight relative to ambient lighting.
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PixelQi uses the same basics as an LCD. They have a layer of reflective white plastic, pol.filter, color layers, and the other pol filter.
They do use a very transparent type of polarization filter; or exactly how they get their screens so light I don't know.
The saturation effects of the colors follows the same pattern as a laptop with glossy screen, set to low backlight, in an outside environment (under sunlight); but minus the green-greyish color LCD's have.