Daylight Computer’s DC-1 Tablet
New $730 tablet with a sounds-too-good-to-be-true 10.5-inch e-ink display that refreshes at 60 fps. Super visible in daylight, amber backlighting at night. Runs a custom version of Android, ships with a stylus, and looks really nice. I jumped on a pre-order.
Om Malik got an early look:
What the company has created is a beautiful tablet — about the
size of a normal iPad Air. It is just a “little less than white,”
white, with a gorgeous screen. It is very simple, elegant, and
lovely. It has an e-ink screen, and the matte monochrome
paper-like display is optimized for reading, writing, and
note-taking. It refreshes at 60 frames per second, a pretty big
deal for e-ink displays. This is much less stressful on the eye
and easy to use even in direct sunlight. It has 8 GB memory, about
128 GB in-built storage, an 8-core chip, microphones, speakers,
and a powerful battery.
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New $730 tablet with a sounds-too-good-to-be-true 10.5-inch e-ink display that refreshes at 60 fps. Super visible in daylight, amber backlighting at night. Runs a custom version of Android, ships with a stylus, and looks really nice. I jumped on a pre-order.
What the company has created is a beautiful tablet — about the
size of a normal iPad Air. It is just a “little less than white,”
white, with a gorgeous screen. It is very simple, elegant, and
lovely. It has an e-ink screen, and the matte monochrome
paper-like display is optimized for reading, writing, and
note-taking. It refreshes at 60 frames per second, a pretty big
deal for e-ink displays. This is much less stressful on the eye
and easy to use even in direct sunlight. It has 8 GB memory, about
128 GB in-built storage, an 8-core chip, microphones, speakers,
and a powerful battery.