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by soared
1810 days ago
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Mmmmm in comparison to normal displays they are really expensive, that’s pretty much all anyone is getting at. I can get a regular sized 1080p display for like $50, and the same size would be 10x for e-ink. The price is more for good reasons like you’ve explained, but still just high in comparison. |
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Yes, if you compare liquid crystal with volumes in millions of units per week with electrophoretic displays with volumes of at best a million units a month, then yes, it will be high. Even the difference in bulk materials cost alone will be 10x higher, not to mention the manufactured items like TFT backplane costs.