Carrefour's Nolim e-reader (developed by Bookeen) is a 6" E Ink (Carta 1024x758) e-reader that features 8GB of memory and frontlight. This e-reader was designed to look and feel like a real book.
The Nolim e-reader is available in all Carrefour Hypermarkets for €129.90.
In 2012 Visionect and Mercury Innovation started installing E Ink based traffic signs in Sydney, Australia. The two companies now report that there were no hardware failure reports since installation - quite impressive!
The E Ink signs use wireless communication over the cellular network can can withstand the sun's heat and power outages as it is powered by solar energy.
Kobo's Aura H20 is a water-resistant (up to 2 meters) E Ink e-reader that features a 6.8" Carta E Ink touch display (265 PPI), front-light, 8GB of storage and Wi-Fi.
The Aura H20 is shipping globally for $179.99.
In June 2016 Terrada announced its Gvido E Ink sheet music device, that lets you see sheet music pages (PDFs) on two 13.3" flexible (Mobius) E Ink displays. The company now announced that it plans to start shipping this innovative device by the end of 2017.
The device also includes input via a stylus (Wacom). The device features Wi-Fi, bluetooth, 8GB of internal memory and micro SD slot. The whole device weighs only 650 grams.
HP Developed a new system, called IonTouch, which enables cheap and easy "paperless" printing. The basic idea is that IonTouch can be used to "print" small displays for applications such as calling cards, QR Codes, badges and more.
Those cards are based on E Ink, and so does not require any power while the image stays - and of course the image can be changed with the "printing" equipment. Each display is a 2.5" 300x300 monochrome (16 grayscales) E Ink panel. HP is aiming for a low-cost solution and each display will cost less than $2 to make.
Bledology E Ink badge is an interactive contact exchange platform aimed for conference attendees. The badges use 4" E Ink displays produced by Plastic Logic.
The E Ink badges are now available and cost $60 each (these are reusable of course across many conferences).
The Study Watch by Verily Life Sciences (ex Google-X division) is a health-tracking smartwatch that features an always-on E Ink display, environmental and physiological sensors and long-lasting battery.
The study watch will used in observational health studies - it will not be sold to consumers.
