First time I am hearing about Transreflective LCD monitors. Would it be cool to check one out in person.
this post was submitted on 04 Feb 2025
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RLCD are not great unless you are in a very well lit room, they have horrible viewing angles. They are faster then e-ink and colors are a bit better, but worse at everything else.
So the primary benefit is power consumption and reduced eye strain?
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