If it were more reasonably priced, I’d be excited to buy one. I sit in front of a screenful of code all day and it’s tiring on the eyes. Black-and-white e-ink is not as desirable because it’s helpful to have colourful syntax highlighting.
Lots of people. This is great for office workers, because e-ink doesn’t cause eye strain like monitors do. And if all you’re doing is working with documents, this is a fantastic way to go.
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If it were more reasonably priced, I’d be excited to buy one. I sit in front of a screenful of code all day and it’s tiring on the eyes. Black-and-white e-ink is not as desirable because it’s helpful to have colourful syntax highlighting.
Lots of people. This is great for office workers, because e-ink doesn’t cause eye strain like monitors do. And if all you’re doing is working with documents, this is a fantastic way to go.
Anybody who cares about their eyes?
If the resolution is high enough, readers of comics, newspaper, magazines, textbooks, children’s books, maps, etc.
I’m a graphic designer, and it could be interesting for working on CMYK files and actually see them as they would look on paper.
I’d personally kill for a monitor like this because I work with text all day, every day.