An ink screen (E Ink display) is a display technology based on electronic ink technology for presenting text, images and other content on a flat panel. It mimics the appearance and reading experience of traditional paper and has the following features:
Low power consumption: Ink screens only consume energy when refreshing, and can remain static in the display state without consuming additional power. This allows the ink screen to realize extremely low power consumption, which is very suitable for applications that display static content for a long time, such as e-readers.
High Contrast: Ink displays are similar to black-and-white paper with extremely high contrast. Text and images are clearly visible on ink screens, just like reading on paper, unaffected by backlighting.
Eye protection features: Ink screens do not require backlighting and are free of flicker and blue light radiation, reducing eye fatigue and irritation and providing a comfortable reading experience closer to paper.
Ink screens are available in a variety of sizes, with common size ranges including:
Small Ink Screen: 1.5 inches to 6 inches for handheld and portable devices such as e-readers, smartwatches and smart bracelets.
Medium-sized ink screens: 6 inches to 10 inches, for devices such as smartphones, tablets, and e-tags.
Large ink screen: more than 10 inches, mainly used for large-screen devices and professional display needs, such as electronic whiteboards, electronic signage and information display screens.
Ink screen is mainly used in the following areas:
E-readers: one of the most familiar applications of ink screens is e-book readers, which provide a reading experience similar to that of paper books.
Smartphones and tablets: Some mobile devices use ink screens as secondary displays for information such as time and notifications to save battery life and provide a better reading experience.
Electronic labels and price tags: Ink screens are widely used in electronic labels and price tags, such as merchandise labels in supermarkets, bookstores and other venues, to enable dynamic price updates and information display.
Industrial and commercial applications: Ink screens are used in industrial and commercial applications such as electronic whiteboards, information display screens, traffic guidance systems, etc., providing low power consumption, easy readability and eye protection features.
In short, ink screens are widely used in scenarios that require long static displays, low power consumption and eye protection features.
There are a number of other common names for ink screens, including:
E-Ink Screen: this is one of the most common calls for ink screens to emphasize their features that are implemented based on e-ink technology.
E-Ink screens: E-Ink is a well-known provider of e-ink technology, and its technology is widely used in ink screen devices. For this reason, ink screens are often referred to as E-Ink screens.
E-Paper Screens: E-Paper is another common term for e-ink to describe the paper-like appearance and reading experience of ink screens.
E-Reader Screen: Since ink screens are primarily used in e-readers, they are sometimes referred to directly as e-reader screens.
These terms are often used interchangeably when describing ink screens, and they both refer to display screens that utilize e-ink technology, featuring lower power consumption, high readability, and eye protection.
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