The main benefit is a 30% performance increase across the board. It is now compatible with E INK Carta 1200, which the newest generation Amazon Kindle Paperwhite and Paperwhite Signature edition employ. With the Advent of Kaleido 3, E INK prioritized supporting their latest generation screens. Kaleido and Kaleido Plus were only compatible with E INK Carta HD display panels this limited the number of digital note-taking devices that employed the technology. The PPI on K2 e-readers and e-notes was most often 200 PPI on large-screen devices. Black and White PPI using Kaleido 3 can display 300 PPI and the background is grey, instead of Kaleido Plus which mixed colours to create grey. The company did further updates to the print pattern in the past, they used glass and switched to plastic. This was accomplished by putting the Color Filter Array closer to the ink layer. Kaleido 3 managed to increase the colour accuracy to 150 PPI. The last few generations of colour e-paper could only display 4,096 colours at 100 PPI. Additionally, the responsiveness of the ink means that Kaleido 3 can play animations and videos.
BLR is the ratio of toxic blue to total blue light output, and BLTF is the brightness to hazardous blue ratio. Kaleido 3 also supports E Ink ComfortGaze, a new front light technology that reduces the amount of blue light, with a reduced Blue Light Ratio (BLR) and Blue Light Toxicity Factor (BLTF) by up to 60% and 24%, respectively. It offers richer colours, increasing its colour saturation by 30% compared to the previous generation, E Ink Kaleido Plus, in addition to 16 levels of grayscale and 4,096 colours. The 3rd generation colour e-paper, E Ink Kaleido 3, is now available for e-readers and digital note-taking devices. What are the differences between Kaleido Plus and Kaleido 3? There will be another new product announced later this year. The latest generation E INK Kaleido 3 is now available, and a few products are utilizing this new colour filter array The Bigme InkNote Color+ and the new Readmoo Mooink Plus 2C. Kaleido Plus, or Kaleido 2, has been on the market for a couple of years, and many e-notes and e-readers still employ this technology.
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