Striking a New Chord: E Ink Teams Up with Cream Guitars to Launch the World’s First Color-Changing Guitar

At E Ink, we’re driven by a commitment to push the boundaries of electronic paper display technology. From eReaders to digital signage, we’ve helped innovate industries by offering energy-efficient, paper-like displays that deliver crisp visuals in a variety of form factors.

E Ink Joins MIT Solve to Launch Innovation Prize for Global Challenges

E Ink Innovation Prize to be Awarded for Solutions Utilizing ePaper Technology

E Ink to Showcase 75" E Ink Kaleido™ 3 Outdoor Large Area Color Signage at Integrated Systems Europe 2025

The 75" Kaleido Display is E Ink's Largest Signage Offering to Date, and Will Be Exhibited at Partner Booths Throughout the Show

NRF 2025 Recap

E Ink was everywhere at NRF this year! From electronic shelf labels to larger full-color signage, it was hard to miss. In this blog, we will go through some of our partners that were there and an insight into their booths.

E Ink and Cream Guitars Debuted World's First Color-Changing Guitar

E Ink Prism 3 ePaper Technology Transforms the Cream Voltage DaVinci, Redefining Personalization and Customization in Music.

Homebrewed ePaper Products

DIY projects using ePaper displays have become pretty common recently. E Ink fans will create their own projects to fill a daily need and build it completely on their own. In this blog, we'll explore three fascinating projects that utilize ePaper displays.

Digital displays and their impact on health and sustainability, with Tim O'Malley, E Ink

The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström Podcast

E Ink to Showcase Spectra 6 ePaper Retail Signage at NRF 2025, Highlighting Advanced Color Innovations and Environmental Benefits

E Ink announced they will be showing a portfolio of E Ink Spectra™ 6 full-color ePaper retail signage at several partner booths during NRF 2025.

As Printed: Continental Presents Customizable Emotional Cockpit with E Ink Prism Display

Continental

You only need to charge this E Ink digital poster once a year

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