Re:E-Ink Case Turns the Back of Your Phone Into a Second Screen
by bitwize on Monday December 03, 2012 @05:32AM
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Yes, you can change individual pixels or sub-full-screen regions. But because the pixels are cells of white titanium-dioxide particles suspended in a liquid, simply writing a new pixel value may leave a few particles floating around.
To correct this, older Kindles and Nooks used to flash the screen all white and then all black before displaying a new page. Later models only do this every few page turns (I think on my Nook Simple Touch it's 6).
To correct this, older Kindles and Nooks used to flash the screen all white and then all black before displaying a new page. Later models only do this every few page turns (I think on my Nook Simple Touch it's 6).