We took a look at several different Mirasol e-readers at CES, and now Koobe, Inc. is bringing another option to market with a revised version of the Jin Yong Reader. Debuting today at the Taipei Continue reading…
In a sign that it may be looking to improve or complement its Mirasol readers, Qualcomm has bought out Pixtronix, a startup developing similar MEMS-based display technology that it calls PerfectLight. Continue reading…
Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs killed the first 5.7-inch Mirasol e-reader, but now it looks like the company's finally developed one that's good enough: it just showed off a new Hanvon-made Mirasol e-reader Continue reading…
Qualcomm's Paul Jacobs pulled out a Mirasol color e-reader on the CES 2012 stage. Perhaps this one will make it to the US? Continue reading…
We have to admit it, we're still holding out hope that we will see a display the combines the readability of e-ink with the speed, clarity, and color of an IPS LCD display. Mirasol, theoretically, Continue reading…
Bambook Sunflower and Kyobo e-reader hands on video Continue reading…
Featuring Mirasol displays, these tablets for the Asian market aren't screamers, but they are still interesting if only for their unique screen technology. Continue reading…
When Qualcomm CEO Paul Jacobs killed the first 5.7-inch Mirasol e-reader and both the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet opted for LCDs, we figured a color e-paper device wasn't in the cards for Christmas Continue reading…
