There was Mirasol, which is fast and coloured. The mono is perfectly fine for reading novels as eBooks. Page turn speed is maybe slightly better than manually turning a paper page. The mono eink has Black, White and 14 greys. Each pixel or cell is somehow cyan, yellow, magenta and Black/white, but there is no clear explanation anywhere.Īll current decent LCD / OLED/LED do about 16 Million shades/hues, HDR even more. It's got an unpleasant flicker turning a page. The filter may gradually fade in bright sunlight (the ones on LCD panels do).Ģ: The coloured cell kind (Gallery Acep) is up to 1.5 seconds to turn a page and about 30,000 shades/hues (in slowest mode).

It's mono eink with an RGB filter on top, so either you get full resolution in one axis and one third on the other axis, or you have half resolution on both axis.

There are two basic technologies:ġ: The filter kind (Triton, Kaleido) is either dark or pastel and about 4000 shades/hues with reduced resolution. Longer answer: This is why it's only for comics and signage.Ĭolour eink needs a front light except outdoors. Bluetooth® wireless headphones or speaker required.Short response: Colour eink is pointless for reading novels. TypeGenius: 13 different fonts and over 50 font stylesĢ15g Actual size and weight may vary by configuration and manufacturing process.ġ5 file formats supported natively (EPUB, EPUB3, FlePub, PDF, MOBI, JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP, TIFF, TXT, HTML, RTF, CBZ, CBR) Kobo Audiobooks** **Audiobooks available only in select countries.

IPX8 - up to 60 mins in 2 metres of waterĬomfortLight PRO – Adjustable brightness and colour temperature

Weeks of battery life* *dependent on individual usage. WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth® wireless technology, and USB-C 7” HD E Ink Carta 1200 touchscreen 300 PPI, 1264 x 1680 resolution with Dark Mode

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