E-paper technology breakthrough!
1.32-inch Spectra 6 e-paper D-poster on display for the first time in Japan
The E INK D-Poster has a 32-inch Spectra 6 e-paper display that supports a2-sized content. The resolution is 3060 x 2160, the total display area is 430x645x22mm and it weighs 4kg. image conversion takes about 17 seconds and the poster can be equipped with an E INK Ripple. the E INK D-Poster will run a stock content management system and images can be downloaded via Bluetooth 5.2. It comes with WIFI 6 and 2 USB-C ports. There's no word on the battery size, but it is removable.
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This 32-inch D-Poster marks a groundbreaking leap forward in e-paper technology to large-format, highly-detailed commercial scenarios.The A2 format, 3060 x 2160 resolution and Spectra 6 colour display capabilities make for an outstanding display in areas such as digital signage.The D-Poster comes with a variety of connectivity options, with Ripple Optimisation technology and wireless connectivity highlighting the The possibility of dynamic content management, which can conveniently update the content, brings convenience to the dissemination of information. D-Poster is expected to replace traditional display methods in more scenarios in the future, helping to build a low-carbon and efficient information display system, becoming one of the mainstream display solutions, and truly realising a balance between information delivery and sustainable development.
2.Dasung Adds Mac Support for Paperlike Revolutionary Series
Dasung has announced at X that it will be adding Mac support for the Paperlike Revolutionary series, including 10.3-inch, 13.3-inch and 25.3-inch models. Currently in the final stages of testing, the new software is expected to be released at the end of the month. The new software features an e-ink display that seamlessly integrates with macOS, zero blue light, no flicker, and optimised performance for text, coding, design and all-day use.
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From a market perspective, the size of the e-paper reader market has been increasing year by year. The Dasung adaptation for Mac is expected to further open up the professional creation, office and other market segments, and promote the transformation of e-paper from a simple reading device to a multifaceted productivity tool. In the future, with the continuous iteration of technology, e-paper may be in more scenes to achieve in-depth application, expanding the way people interact with the screen, leading the display industry into a more healthy and efficient development stage.
3. 32" e-Paper Information Signage for the University of Greenwich, UK
The University of Greenwich, UK, uses 32" e-Paper displays on campus to provide real-time information to students, staff and visitors, helping them to plan their movements around the campus in a simpler and more efficient way. The solution offers ultra-low power consumption and clear, easy-to-read visuals, combined with sustainability. It's a smart step towards a more connected and user-friendly university campus experience.\
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The University of Greenwich in the UK has introduced a technological revolution in the display of campus information with the adoption of 32-inch e-paper displays. This not only optimises the efficiency of campus navigation, but also represents an evolution towards green, user-friendly public interaction. Large-size e-paper has been developing rapidly in recent years, and the trend is clear that it is expected to become an infrastructure that connects the physical and digital worlds and builds a sustainable smart public space.
4. University of Ljubljana Faculty of Fine Arts and Design exhibition uses epaper presentation boards
Recently, the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Fine Arts and Design exhibition used state-of-the-art epaper terminals to display the names and information of young exhibitors and creators. The epaper presentation boards blend seamlessly into the natural gallery-like environment, enhancing the clarity and readability of the artwork as it is illuminated by spotlights, achieving the perfect balance between the modern elegance of the exhibition and its readability.
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At the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Fine Arts and Design exhibition, the use of epaper terminals blends seamlessly and unobtrusively. Compared with traditional display methods, it gets rid of the drawbacks of paper presentation boards that are easy to be damaged and inconvenient to update information, and also avoids the problems of reflections and glare that are common to electronic screens, which brings the audience an excellent viewing experience and provides innovative ideas for the display of exhibition information, and it is a successful case of the empowerment of epaper technology in the art display space.
