ASUS unveiled a new laptop called Project Dali at Computex 2024. The concept device, which arouses curiosity with its E Ink-supporting display, allows personalization of the computer appearance. So can E-ink displays be used in computers?
ASUS Project Dali with E Ink Spectra 6 display introduced
Project Dali’s entire focus is centered on the display. The concept laptop features a 12-inch 1600 x 1200 pixel E Ink Spectra 6 display. This way, users don’t need to print their own graphics, photos or designs.
If you are asking what an E-ink screen is, this technology, also called electronic ink, is generally used in e-book readers. This screen technology, which offers a very similar appearance to paper, does not consume energy as long as the image does not change. Thus, it allows long hours of use.
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The E Ink Spectra 6 display provides full color image support with minimal power consumption. However, the refresh rate is slower compared to standard displays. It can take 10-12 seconds for an image to completely change.
This means the display is better suited for still images rather than video playback or gaming.
Although it is still a concept device, Project Dali may make it possible to use E Ink technology on laptops. In particular, it is possible to see files that need printing, such as stickers and photos, on a 12-inch screen.
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