Kaleido 3 e-paper panel, Readmoo 7.8-inch color reader Q1 launched

Readmoo’s e-book has been established since its establishment 10th Anniversarynot only launched a number of new services to celebrate the anniversary, but also officially announced that the 7.8-inch mooInk Plus 2C e-paper reader will be launched in the first quarter of 2023, using Yuantai Technology’s latest generation E Ink Kaleido 3 e-paper panel, which will become Readmoo’s first e-paper reader. Two color readers.

Since 2019, the first 6-inch model in Taiwan has been launched in limited quantities mooInk C Color e-paper reader, Readmoo continues to receive enthusiastic inquiries from readers about color models. With the efforts of many parties, the team has brought good news to readers on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. It is working closely with Yuantai Technology and Zhenyao Technology to officially launch the 7.8-inch mooInk Plus 2C e-paper reader in the first quarter of 2023. .

mooInk Plus 2C will be equipped with E Ink Kaleido 3 Compared with the current color reader models on the market, the electronic paper panel has a 30% increase in saturation and a color resolution of 150ppi. The new front light technology allows readers to greatly reduce blue light by 60% when reading with the reading light on. There are also a number of sensory upgrades, bringing readers a new color reading experience.

▲ E Ink Kaleido 3 color printed electronic paper. (Source: Yuantai Technology)

Li Zhenghao, chairman of Yuantai Technology, said: “Congratulations to Dumo for 10 years of successful business operation, and thanks to Dumo for taking the lead in launching the first traditional Chinese electronic paper reader, which brings a lot of reading fun to the vast number of traditional Chinese readers. Next, Yuantai Technology Co., Ltd. Tai will have more cooperation with Dumo on color models, and support Dumo to launch color reader products with the latest color electronic paper technology, so that readers have more choices of different models.”

(Source of the first image: Readmoo)

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