It's unclear when we'd see this on consumer-facing products, though. They will be on display this week at Touch Taiwan in Taipei and early in May for Display Week in San Jose, California. Like the Kaleido, the Gallery will support pen input and use the same blue-light reducing technology. The glass color filter array also means that the Kaleido is a rigid display, whereas the Gallery will have versions suitable for rollable and foldable displays. The Gallery has multicolor microcapsules that don’t need the color filter array, and it displays colors in CMYK. The Kaleido screens use an RGB glass color filter array on top of the black and white microcapsule E Ink display. However, the most significant difference is in the display technology. The Kaleido display has a color resolution of 150 ppi compared to 300 ppi on the Gallery screens.
As for color displays, Gallery 3 will also have three color modes with refresh rates of 500 ms, 750–1000 ms, and 1500 ms.Īlthough it seems the Kaleido 3 and the Gallery 3 would compete, each fills different niches. The latest displays will bring that down to 350 ms. The first generation of Gallery displays had a two-second refresh rate for black and white. Previous Gallery displays were primarily relegated to the commercial sector for use in signage due to their horrible refresh rates, but Gallery 3 is aimed directly at the consumer market. The company has now announced the next generation of its Gallery display technology. Earlier this month, E Ink announced the next generation of its Kaleido color displays, which promise to increase color saturation while reducing blue light.
Where can she download books, now, for a Sony reader I dont use a Sony anymore, and mostly get my books from Amazon, but Sony readers dont take the Kindle format. I was talking with her the other day, and she said that she hasnt been able to get books for it for some time.
With two major display industry trade shows coming up in the next month, the rock the e-reader industry was built on - E Ink - has been pulling out the big guns. Several years ago, I gave my aunt a Sony PRS-600 reader.
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