At $1,900, the Boox Mira Pro is vastly more expensive than most monitors of its humble size. For the same money, you could get two high-end Samsung 4K 240Hz OLED gaming monitors or a 65-inch+ OLED TV.

In terms of standard monitor connectivity options, we’re looking at HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C. The resolution of the 25.3-inch screen is 3,000 x 1,800. E-ink displays of this size are not ...

But the dev kit comes with monochrome screens that support binary (black or white), 4-level greyscale, or 16-level greyscale ...

Boox already ships a monochrome 25.3-inch Mira Pro monochrome e-ink monitor, featuring a 3200×1800 (145 ppi) resolution and the BOOX Kaleido 3 technology. Now, the Mira Pro (Color Version) adds ...

OLED is boring; E-Ink is where it's at If you’re in the market for a $1,900 color E Ink monitor, one of them exists now Display has a nice design and plenty of ports, but color E Ink has downsides.

The Mira Pro (Color Version) 25.3-inch monitor features Kaleido 3 color E Ink that offers 16 grayscale levels and 4,096 onscreen colors.

That said, E ink displays can be expensive, and the Mira Pro (Color) is no exception. A US customer can expect a price closer to $4654.98 At 23.5 inches, it's priced at $1899.99.

At 10.3 diagonal inches, and with monochrome E Ink, the Paperlike 103 is probably not going to replace your desktop monitor, but it could serve as a secondary display for your computer, laptop or ...

Gadgets This Color E Ink Monitor Promises It’s (Almost) Fast Enough to Keep Up With YouTube The Boox Mira Pro is now in color, but don’t imagine you’ll use it for gaming.

And shockingly, it’s not unreasonable as far as price goes. The Dasung Paperlike 103 (via Liliputing) is a 10.3-inch portable e-ink monitor with included touch capability and a front light.

While devices like the Remarkable Paper Pro use E Ink’s more advanced Gallery 3 screen technology that can display over 50,000 colors, its slow refresh rate makes it problematic for desktop ...

The picture you get with this monitor is what you might expect from a big e-ink display. It's not particularly bright, and even with color support, it can only manage around 4,000 colors, so it ...