Seiko’s “Future Now” Project Next-Gen e-Ink Watch

by Janet Cloninger on June 4, 2010 · 1 comment

in News, Watches, Clocks

Seiko introduced the first e-Ink watch in 2005, and they have announced their next generation watch to be released later this year.  The new watch will have an active-matrix display and 80,000 pixels, each capable of four different shades of gray.  The Active Matrix EPD (electrophoretic display) screen will have 300 dpi resolution, which will produce a display that is much sharper and clearer than the previous watch, and the screen will be programmable.  Seiko has also greatly increased the power efficiency of the e-Ink display for this watch.  It will use only 1/100th of the power consumed by the same sized screen using current e-Book technology.  There is no pricing information available yet.  You can read the full press release here.

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