E-Ink Digital Paper Tablet is about the size of an A4 or US Letter paper

While there’s now a bunch of devices with an e-paper display, be it tablets or eReaders, it’s harder to find a model that is about the size of A4 (297 x 210mm) or US letter (279 x 216mm) papers. E-Ink Digitial Paper Tablet solves this issue with an NXP i.MX 8M Mini-powered Android 9 tablet offering a 13.3-inch display (301.1 x 222.8mm), as well as a smaller 10.1-inch display, for business applications.

Both digital paper tablets feature E-Ink Carta 1250 screen technology with a higher contrast ratio and faster refresh rate, come with a digital pen supported by Wacom’s battery-free EMR technology, and are said to last about three weeks per charge for light usage.

E-ink digital paper tablet specifications:

The tablets will ship with a Wacom standard stylus pen, USB Type-C cable (1.5m), pen tips, and a puller.

The company provides development resources with Android APK to assist developers in optimizing the app for the tablet, design, and programming guides including a Progressive Web Application (PWA) design guide, as well as a Kitting Tool user guide to easily modify tablet functionality by installing applications, changing default settings, updating firmware, etc…A Digital Paper Control Server Software (DCSS) running on Linux or Windows will enable the secure transfer of unique PDF documents to and from unique Digital Paper Tablets.

E-Ink will not sell the tablets directly themselves, as the digital paper tablet is designed for business applications, and E-Ink collaborated with Avalue Technology both to manufacture the tablets and provide support to Tier-One customers, which may be part of various sectors including education, scientific and technical services, medical services and hospitals, field service management, human resources and so on.

Additional information may be found on the product page.

Via Liliputing

Jean-Luc started CNX Software in 2010 as a part-time endeavor, before quitting his job as a software engineering manager, and starting to write daily news, and reviews full time later in 2011.