32" E-Ink Wall Display Introduced to Replace Paper Newspaper
Miscellaneous / / July 08, 2023
Stylish, original, but very expensive.
Dutch businessman Alexander Klöpping released 32" e-ink display that can show the front pages of fresh newspapers daily. The device is called E-Ink.
I'm a news junkie and the power of the front page has always fascinated me. So when I came across article, written by a Google engineer who created an e-ink device that showed him his favorite daily, I envied him. Then I also created this for myself, using ready-made equipment. And now anyone can buy it. It is beautiful.
Alexander Klöpping
Dutch entrepreneur
He released E-Ink in collaboration with the Slovenian company Visionect, which produces monitors with electronic ink for corporate use. The businessman accidentally found out that they are just releasing screens that are comparable in size to an unfolded newspaper page.
The gadget received a screen without backlight and with a low refresh rate, which, according to the developers, is ideal for demonstrating wall art. In addition, thanks to this, it has low power consumption and can work for several weeks or even months.
The E-Ink monitor is made of stainless steel. There are several USB ports and Wi-Fi support.
In order for the screen to display content, you need to provide it with the URLs of the front pages of a newspaper or download a web page, such as a PDF file from the New York Times. You can do this through cloud services. News lovers can also customize the refresh rate. For example, for the display to show the latest press in the morning and in the evening, or only once a day.
The device has a convenient mount, so it can be easily hung on the wall. It weighs about 8 kilograms. Costs unusual unit 2,783 euros (≈278,000 rubles).
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