Bigme has offered on Kickstarter a platform for the new B251 E Ink all-in-one PC, featuring a 25.3-inch Kaleido 3 display based on e-Chernil. The display has a resolution of 3200 x 1800 with a depth of 150 pixels/day for pictures and 300 dpi for black and white. Electronic technology is important for its cost and contrast, since an OLED matrix is used, it does not fulfill the second main task – protecting the user’s eyes.
The latest xRapid upgrade technology releases the card first and is removed from the price list. It is possible to turn on the built-in front lighting. There are two degrees of light temperature. The device can also be used in an album, for example, in an easterly direction.
The corporation’s compact all-in-one PC breaks down Windows 11 with a base Intel i5 processor released today. 16 GB of free space and 1 GB of data transfer are pre-released. The developers used new HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C and USB Type A ports. They cost $1,899. Investors can use the latest version of B251 in December
Source: Tech Cult
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