E Ink has been making paper-like displays for decades, but up until a few years ago most of the company’s screens have been black and white displays that support 16 shades of grey, but no color. That ...

The PocketBook Era Color and PocketBook Verse Lite serve different market segments: the Era Color is a premium 7-inch color e-reader designed for multimedia and manga, while the Verse Lite is a budget ...

The PocketBook Verse Pro Color is an eBook reader with a 6 inch E Ink display with support for 4096 colors. While it has the same basic design as PocketBook’s black-and-white Verse Pro eReader, ...

The $249.99 Onyx Boox Go Color 7 is a premium ereader that rivals any of those from Amazon’s Kindle lineup. Its 7-inch display uses the same impressive color E Ink tech as more expensive Boox models, ...

The main difference between these two devices is their software philosophy: the Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is a streamlined, “one-trick pony” focused on a polished reading and light annotation ...

First, using a color e-reader makes black and white content worse than on a standard e-reader. That’s thanks to the rainbow effect I mentioned earlier—a noticeable shimmer left behind by the inactive ...

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New Kobos are a lot cheaper than most no-name color e-readers you can buy. I still use my Clara HD nearly daily. Quite a lot of cool things you can do with its Linux based OS. I enabled SSH and ...

If you’re in the market for a color ereader, one of Rakuten Kobo’s latest models is on sale for Black Friday. Today, you can order the Kobo Libra Colour, which has a seven-inch color e-ink screen and ...

Something to look forward to: While color e-readers are nothing new at this point, major e-reader companies mostly sell monochromatic devices and Android-based tablets that are ill-conceived for a ...

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