Eventually, using its own Bigme brand, it brought a wide range of e-readers to market, with both monochrome and color E ink displays. The Bigme B1051C Pro is a new release, combining a modern ...

Bigme has a new color e-note device to offer, which comes with an intriguing set of features. While the company has yet to reveal the full details of the B7 E Ink tablet, certain aspects of the ...

The star of the show, of course, is the 10.3-inch color e-ink display, with a resolution of 2480 x 1860 in monochrome mode and 1240 x 930 in color mode. In black and white mode, the screen looks ...

The 11.8-inch color display on the Pro is something other E Ink tablets are starting to dabble in, too. Amazon finally has a color E Ink Kindle.

The Bigme B1051C has an aluminum alloy body that measures 184.4 x 246.5 x 5.5mm and the tablet weighs 435 grams. Its E Ink Kaleido display has a resolution of 1860 x 2480 pixels (300 ppi) for ...

For instance, Android e-ink tablet manufacturer Boox has released a few different full-color options, including the 7.8-inch Boox Tab Mini C for $400, the 10.3-inch Note Air 3 C, and the 10.3-inch ...

$579 starting price is up there with Android E Ink tablets and Apple’s iPad Air.

The technology enabling the shift from black-and-white to color is the Gallery 3 color display, from E Ink Holdings, a company that spun out of the MIT Media Lab in 1997. So what’s really going ...

It’s been more than four years since ReMarkable released its last tablet, the ReMarkable 2. The Paper Pro is a major upgrade that upsizes the E Ink display from 10.3” to 11.8”, adds color ...

If it’s taken me a while to address the tablet’s new color capability, it’s because it’s not all that transformative. For one thing, the user interface remains monochromatic.

The reMarkable Paper Pro updates the elegant writing tablet with a color E Ink display and finally a light for reading in the dark. It’s much larger, with faster writing response, but reMarkable ...