Asus has a habit of introducing unusual displays at trade shows like CES and Computex. In recent years we've seen the company unveil ZenScreen-branded monitors with foldable or dual-screen designs, wireless connectivity and pen input, and other uncommon features. And at Computex 2026, Asus is showing off a new monitor that's not exactly unique, but it is definitely aimed at a niche audience. The Asus ZenScreen Color ePaper MP13UC is a 13.3 inch E Ink color display with a 35 Hz refresh rate. Asus says the new screen features a 13.3 inch, 3200 x 2400 display with 300 pixels per inch and support for up to 4096 colors.

The Modos Flow is a portable monitor with a 13.3 inch, 3200 x 2400 pixel touchscreen display and up to a 60 Hz refresh rate. What makes it different from most other monitors with those kinds of features is that the Modos Flow features an E Ink screen. That means it offers a paper-like viewing experience: while there's a front light on some models, you can turn it off and view the screen with nothing but ambient light. After introducing the display earlier this year, Modos has now launched a…

The Modos Flow is an upcoming portable monitor with a 13.3 inch, 3200 x 2400 pixel E Ink display designed to offer a paper-like viewing experience during extended read and writing sessions. But there are a few things that make this ePaper display unlike some similar devices. It has a custom board with firmware that enables screen refresh rates as high as 60 Hz, allowing you to use it as a full-fledged computer monitor and not just a glorified readers plugged into your PC.

The Dasung Paperlike 13K is a monitor with a 13.3 inch, 3200 x 2400 pixel E Ink color display that can show grayscale content at 300 pixels per inch with screen refresh rates as high as 37 Hz, although those numbers will drop if you want to view color content or emphasize image quality. Dasung first announced earlier this month, and now the company has…

In a way, the Bigme B13 portable monitor with a color E-ink display reflects how far the company has progressed as a player in the e-ink device market. Consider this: how often do you see such experimental products coming from startups or lesser-known manufacturers? In my view, the main challenge with this device is its […] Post Bigme B13 Portable E-Ink Monitor Review: Who Is It For and What Is It Good For? at Root-Nation.com.

Frameworks is expanding its modular, repairable laptop lineup this year with the introduction of the first Framework Laptop 12. It's the company's first laptop with a touchscreen display and 360-degree hinge, the first with a 12.2 inch screen, and the first that's positioned as more of a budget device than a premium system: it's expected to come with a choice of a 12th-gen Intel Core i3 processor or a 13th-gen Core i5 chip rather than a newer, higher-performance processor.

Shortly after launching a new thin and light Linux laptop with an Intel Panther Lake processor, Linux PC company System76 is preparing to launch... another notebook that could be described the same way. But the updated System76 Adder Pro also packs features like discrete graphics and an OLED display with a high refresh rate, which means that it'll both be a better fit for gaming or mobile workstation-class use... and it'll probably be even more expensive than the Lemur Pro (which currently starts at $1923). Here's a roundup of recent tech news from around the web.

Color E Ink in its current state requires a whole lot of compromises, as we've found when reviewing devices like reMarkable's Paper Pro or Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft, including washed-out color, low refresh...