The world's first electronic ink computer monitor: Paperlike

Today's office workers spend more time staring at the computer screen than looking at other things combined.

No wonder now when I look up in the office, most of my colleagues have two thick beer bottle bottoms in front of them.

When we face the computer screen for a long time, the blinking backlight and blue light of the computer screen will cause damage to glasses, which is a very troublesome problem for us who need to use the computer for a long time.

For a small editor who needs to code words every day, like Brother Ganji, he plays the keyboard in front of the screen all day long. Not only does he knock the keyboard numb, but his glasses also stare at the screen numb I'm really worried that I will feel dark one day.

Paperlike, introduced to you today by brother Ganji, is a display that can solve this problem. It uses electronic ink display technology, does not need backlight and does not produce blue light, which can effectively reduce the damage of the screen to the eyes.

When you see the e-ink screen, you know that everyone thinks of the Kindle. The Kindle, known as the "God of Knowledge", does have many advantages in reading, but that small screen can only be used for reading. Paperlike is a god that can make your computer use the e-ink display screen.

Just look at the screen. Paperlike is completely different from the mainstream displays we have seen. Brother Ganji will give you a scientific introduction first.

Our traditional LCD/LED display screen has a built-in light source, which directly irradiates the eyes, and there is a lot of blue light in the backlight. Long term exposure of short wave blue light to the eyes will produce free radicals in the eyes, leading to the death of retinal pigment epithelial cells, so it will do all kinds of harm to our vision without any benefit.

Paperlike uses a 13.3-inch E Ink screen, which is often referred to as an e-ink screen. It is based on the principle of ambient light reflection, free of blue light and radiation, and its visual effect is like reading on paper, so it is very eye friendly.

Students who know about e-ink screens may ask, "I heard that the refresh rate of traditional e-ink readers is very low. How about Paperlike?"

Don't worry, Paperlike has super fast response, which is 10 times faster than ordinary e-books. The maximum refresh rate of 10 frames/second is enough for daily use. The 1600 * 1200 high resolution also makes the display clearer.

There is no problem browsing the web, very smooth!

Full marks can also be given for typing experience, which is the favorite of farmers!

It can even play video

(However, it's pointless to do this, so we still don't recommend it...)

In addition, you can also choose from various image quality modes according to your own preferences and needs.

Paperlike also has its own solution to the problem of the residual image of the electronic ink screen, which can quickly remove the residual image and make the display effect cleaner.

In addition, Paperlike is different from the traditional monitor in that it only uses a USB cable to connect with the computer. It comes with the computer and can be used by connecting the mobile phone data cable to the computer. With the matching display bracket, you can freely choose the horizontal or vertical screen mode.

Paperlike is a work completed by DASUNG, a domestic maker team. It has been sold at present. Although the price of 4799 yuan is not cheap, why not make your glasses better for people who look at the screen all day long?