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You can spend a considerable of money on a colour e-reader, yet end up with a screen that can appear darker and less sharp. When you’re buying something mainly to read on, that’s quite a compromise.
Last week E Ink announced Kaleido 4, its latest colour display technology, promising better contrast, brighter screens and improved colour reproduction. So could this finally address some of the biggest compromises of colour E-Ink? And might we soon see it appearing in Kindles, Kobos and the like?
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