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I turned my old Kindle into a second monitor, and it's the perfect passive display for my desk
E-ink monitors cost $500+, so I built one from a spare Kindle with just Python and a weekend
This self-hosted e-ink dashboard designer makes creating ESP32 and Pi projects a lot easier
Because you can never have enough e-ink dashboards.
Someone built their own e-ink watch, and it features over 20 custom faces
Checking the time has never been this cool.
Someone installed an e-ink stat display in their PC, and it looks gorgeous
The rest of the case is stunning, too.
The best display for a home server isn't a monitor, it's an E Ink screen
Reduce your energy consumption whlle monitoring your server
You, too, can help back this e-ink display that runs for over a year on a single charge
It has already blown past its original funding goal.
This gorgeous ESP32 e-ink picture frame looks great on any wall, and you can make your own
Proof that you don't need a Pi.
This Seeed Studio e-ink display works with Home Assistant out of the box, and it sells for an amazing price if you're quick
It makes setting up a smart home hub a breeze.
Boox Palma review: Palm-sized e-reader with Android is a joy to use
The Boox Palma is a phone-shaped e-reader that fits in the palm easily and runs full Android with app support
Future foldable iPads could utilize E Ink's technology in secondary displays
According to a reliable analyst, future foldable iPads could take advantage of E Ink's technology in secondary displays.
E Ink launches Gallery 3 Color ePaper with faster update speeds and more
E Ink has finally launched its Gallery 3 Color ePaper, which supports improved update times, higher resolutions, and much more.
Hands-on with Huawei MatePad Paper: E-Ink display on a versatile tablet
The Huawei MatePad Paper is what happens when E-Ink meets Android, and it's honestly not a bad experience. It's costly, though.
Barnes & Noble promises the Nook isn't dead, reveals Nook GlowLight 4
Barnes & Noble has updated the entry-level Nook e-reader for the first time since 2017, but you can't root this one either.
Pine64 announces $399 e-reader with Linux and pen support
Pine64, makers of the PinePhone and PineBook Pro, announced a $399 e-reader that will run full Linux and support Wacom pens.