The Latest Breaking News from E Ink

OLED, LCD, and E Ink are all vying to be the best types of display, but are they any good for your eyes? We put them to the test.

Dasung has made the Paperlike Color portable E Ink monitor available via its official U.S. web store. This 12-inch device with 2,560 x 1,600 pixels supplements the eye-friendly color e-ink screen appeal with a front light, touch screen functionality, and simple USB-C connectivity.

Dasung's innvoative color E-Ink monitor is a first, but is it ready for prime time?

Large 10.3-inch ereaders are fine, but I'd rather have a more portable option, like a Kindle Oasis with writing capabilities.

It caters to a very specific audience, but if you’re keen on an A4-size ereader and note taker, the Onyx Boox Tab X might be worth the splurge.

Kobo's E Ink slate is chomping at Amazon and ReMarkable's heels with its big screen and pen in tow

Amazon might have made the Kindle synonymous with ereaders, but its first note-taking tablet is a disappointment.

Made from recycled plastic and offering a more expansive writing experience, the Kobo Elipsa 2E takes the fight to Amazon’s Kindle Scribe.

The Type Folio keyboard case for the reMarkable 2 E Ink tablet works for quick notes, but it’ll unlikely help you write the next New York Times Best Seller.