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New 10.3″ Waveshare E Ink Monitor Released for $539 (Video)

January 14, 2020 by Nathan Groezinger

Waveshare E Ink

Waveshare has released a new 10.3-inch E Ink monitor that has an HDMI port and supports all versions of Raspberry Pi, along with Jetson Nano and Windows PCs.

They’re selling it from the Waveshare website for $539.99 plus shipping. It’s also available on Amazon for $626 with free shipping.

Waveshare sells a number of E Ink products, mostly panels for Raspberry Pi devices, it seems.

For example, you can buy a 10.3-inch panel with an embedded controller for $234 from Waveshare’s Amazon store.

This new E Ink monitor, part number EINK-DISP-103, adds some additional parts to the hardware.

It has an aluminum alloy enclosure, a mini HDMI port, a 5V power supply, and it has buttons for contrast adjustment, screen refresh, and mode switch to toggle different refresh settings.

The 10.3-inch E Ink screen has a resolution of 1872 x 1404 (that’s 226 ppi). It doesn’t have a touchscreen or a frontlight.

This new Waveshare monitor is more basic but it’s a lot cheaper than other E Ink monitors like the Dasung Paperlike and Onyx Max3, but those also have a larger 13.3-inch E Ink screen.

Waveshare 10.3″ E Ink HDMI Monitor

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: e ink

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  1. Lorenzo York says

    June 7, 2020 at 6:18 pm

    Nathan, how does Waveshare function compare to Dasang monitor?

    • Nathan says

      June 8, 2020 at 6:31 am

      I don’t know. I haven’t tested either. It appears the Dasung monitors have more optimizations and refresh options. I’ve never heard of anyone using a Waveshare monitor—they must not be very popular. Lots of people seem to like Dasung’s monitors but to me they are way overpriced.

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