Color E-ink looks CRAZY Under a Microscope!
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Published 2024-04-20
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All Comments (21)
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A long time ago, there actually was a smart watch that used a colored e-ink display. The Pebble Time. After Pebble was sold off, I was always amazed that the technology didn’t seem to get iterated on much. It seemed like it had a ton of potential, especially with how smooth the animations were on that watch.
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9:40 that was a close call for your finger
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Can it run DOOM?
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"Patient survival is optional" scariest words you can hear as a patient 😂
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This shows that E-ink technology can be impressive.
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Just pretending to not be broken - Aren’t we all. Truer words never spoken
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2:38 Bro literally said "Rubber protection is always a good idea" ☠
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The reveal that it was really just a normal E-ink display, but with a color-filter, was somehow mindblowing. Reminds me of how CRT screens did the same thing. Tho, it also explains the muted colors, and why they didn't go with a subtractive color scheme (CYMK) even tho they're dealing with physical pigments.
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I loved that they're making and improving the e-ink technology
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E ink watch seems like a great idea! Battery life is way more important than refresh rate when it's just doing wrist watch things.
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"it's broken, but it's pretending to be ok" and I took that personally.
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This display is much more snappy than others I've seen. Very cool. Thanks for the breakdown.
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If you've ever seen other eInk displays, the refresh rate on this screen is insane!
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Comes with a little rubber sleeve on cap . “Rubber protection is always a good idea” 😂😂
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This was a great video!! Al the little jokes and running commentary was priceless and had me snickering and outright laughing at several points... I also enjoyed the casual destruction and the soothing calm voice as you went through it like a wrecking ball... even more so with getting a much closer look and understanding of what they did with the tech. As always, great stuff!
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Now that's a great improvement to e-ink displays. Love these for books.
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An e-ink smart watch would be genius! I'd definitely use one
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Now we need a 240hz E ink display
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Grocery stores now use this technology (they have been for a few years now) to display product SKUs and prices. When there is a price change the update can be made with a simple device like a smartphone. I think some are even wi-fi enabled so as to allow prices to be changed remotely. I would like the idea of an e-ink display on a transit pass, so that you can see how many tickets are left on the card, or even a credit card, so that you can selectively display information.
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I have a pebble time smartwatch, which if I am not mistaken uses the same technology. The battery life after all these years still beats my android based smartwatch. I always wonder why no other smartwatch companies continued using the tech.
