Romantics and reimagination: The stigma of eBooks The ascent of eReaders in the mid-noughties gave avid readers everywhere an accessible means of scratching their itch, but it also attracted criticism from literary romantics. For some, accessing a book through cold electronics took something away from the experience, making it impersonal and sterile in comparison to…
Product Spotlight: Onyx Youngy Boox Following its showing at the Hong Kong Electronics Fair earlier this month, the Onyx Youngy Boox has made its European debut at the Frankfurt Book Fair. The e-Reader has been designed for the EdTech sector in China and boasts a 10.7” screen capable of displaying colour. The device includes a…
Getting smart on smart licence plates: ePaper hitting the road We’ve seen a lot of technological advancements in the automotive industry over the last few years, from self-driving cars that are operational under extreme weather conditions to augmented reality for vehicle maintenance. While this level of modernisation is transforming the world’s most important economic sector,…
4 ways ePaper displays are making our lives easier… From ePaper’s humble beginnings in the 1970s right through to the boom of the eReader, it’s no exaggeration to say that ePaper technology has had an interesting history. While an initial lack of understanding around the technology saw companies hesitant to experiment with epaper, our recent…
