The Onyx BOOX Tab X C wants to take ePaper tablets to the next level with its 13.3-inch color E-ink screen. It’s designed to be a powerful, large-screen option for productivity, reading, and note-taking, with a focus on color E-ink capabilities.
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Modder Pedro Luraschi showed off the world’s first E-ink game console, named Figment. It’s got a Waveshare 7.5″ E-ink screen made for playing old-school, text-based, or simple games. The device is being touted as a innovative project that uses E-ink’s low-power, eye-easy display for gaming without distractions, different from the fast-moving LCD or OLED screens found in modern handheld PCs.
Looking Glass Factory just showed off their new 27″ Light Field Display, which has a super sharp 5K picture and 3D visuals you can see without glasses, feeling real and wrap-around without needing headsets or trackers. It uses their special light field tech to show up to 100 different views of a 3D scene at once, so everyone watching gets a slightly different angle depending on where they stand, kind of like looking at real objects.
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Here’s a first look at FlexiVol, an innovative volumetric display that uses an elastic diffuser to let you reach right into it. Unlike traditional volumetric displays, which render true 3D graphics without requiring headsets or glasses but use rigid optical diffusers that prevent direct interaction, FlexiVol introduces this new novel approach.
The 55″ Roku Select Series 4K Smart TV comes with an enhanced voice remote featuring a lost remote finder (press a button on the TV, and the remote beeps to help you locate it), and you can get one for $269.99 shipped, originally $349.99. There’s also an automatic brightness feature that adjusts the screen based on your room’s lighting, so you don’t have to fiddle with settings constantly. Product page.
The KTC H27T13 27″ QHD 100Hz IPS computer monitor also works with game consoles, and you can get one for $92.99 shipped after clipping the on-page $40 off coupon as well as entering coupon code: 05DMKTC38, originally $139.99. This PC monitor rolls with FreeSync and G-Sync to keep screen tearing at bay, delivering a smooth vibe for work and casual gaming. With HDR and solid dynamic range in the mix, your visuals get a nice, ultra smooth boost. Product page.
The 27″ Samsung ViewFinity S8 (S80D) Series 4K monitor can be used for productivity or gaming, and it’s being offered for just $179.99 shipped today, originally $419.99. HDR10 offers near-limitless hues and true-to-life color representation with deeper contrast for darker darks as well as brighter brights with 1.07 billion colors. Product page.
The 15.6″ MNN 1080p USB-C portable monitor doesn’t require a dedicated power brick to function, just a powered USB-C port, and it’s being offered for just $59.99 shipped today, originally $89.98. When not in use, it packs flat for easy transportation in a suitcase, backpack, or laptop sleeve. Product page.
Samsung’s Flexible Briefcase may look normal at first, but it opens up to reveal a large 18.1″ foldable OLED screen. When not in use, this device transformed into a box-like form with grips for easy carrying.
We know the Nintendo Switch 2 is coming later this year, but will it have any competitors? If the Samsung Flex Gaming (2025) goes into production, then the answer would be a most likely.