
For the most part when you think about E-ink displays, what comes to mind is an Amazon Kindle or the Barnes & Noble Nook—small tablets that aim to make reading on a digital display feel more comfortable by using e-ink instead of the brighter, more common LCD and LED displays.
Now there's a new competitor on the block. A company called Daylight Computer
(as shared by 9to5Google) recently announced the Daylight DC1, a 10.5-inch Android tablet that features a screen the company calls Live Paper.