Image Credits:<\/strong> Project E Ink<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Kl\u00f6pping found an e-ink supplier in the form of Visionect, a Slovenian company that creates low-power interactive signage for offices, hotels and airports. \u201cIt turns out that the dimensions of the screen they sell for corporate use are identical to those of an unfolded newspaper front page,\u201d he adds.<\/p>\n

The 32-inch diagonal displays comes in at 27.84 \u00d7 16.29 \u00d7 0.53 inches and weighs a bit under 18 pounds. There\u2019s a VESA mount on back, which lets you hang it on the wall using a TV mount (again, it\u2019s fairly heavy).<\/p>\n

The product\u2019s site notes, \u201cProject E Ink is not affiliated with any newspaper. It\u2019s a display that loads URLs of newspaper frontpages. We encourage you getting a subscription to your favorite newspaper, as quality journalism deserves our support.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s not cheap. The system is now available, priced at \u20ac2,783 ($3,050). You\u2019ve got to 1) really love news and 2) approach the whole thing as a bit of functional art. So, how much do you love newspapers, really?<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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