The article discusses the increasing reliance on screens in daily life and the associated eye strain. It highlights the potential of E Ink technology, particularly the new Bigme B13, which aims to combine the benefits of E Ink displays with color capabilities. While E Ink displays are easier on the eyes as they don't emit light directly, their slow refresh rates and limited color range have traditionally restricted them to reading applications. The Bigme B13, as a 13.3-inch Color ePaper Monitor, attempts to bridge this gap, although it may not be ideal for work requiring color precision or fast refresh rates.
Unlike typical display technologies like LCDs and OLEDs, E Ink doesn't emit any light or shine it into your eyes, mimicking the effect of reading on paper.
Although not exactly the first portable E Ink monitor, the new Bigme B13 is claiming the crown of the first 13.3-inch Color ePaper Monitor.
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