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Daylight Computer wants to be more of a lifestyle brand than a gadget maker.
The company's first product, a tablet called the DC-1, has a 10.5-inch screen.
CEO Anjan Katta says he's worried about how the world will respond to his big idea about the future.
Daylight’s Live Paper is a 10.5-inch reflective LCD that is almost as easy on the eyes as E Ink.
E Ink has a little more glare, uses a lot more power, and has significantly worse viewing angles than my Kindle.
The DC-1 is responsive and fast enough that I can easily type on it or watch a video (albeit in black and white).
After using the tablet for a while, I’m skeptical about the case for the DC-1 at $ 729 , but I’m pretty bullish on what a lineup of Live Paper devices might look like. Maybe the middle ground of iPad and Kindle can exist after all. In a world increasingly mediated by screens, Daylight asks a fun question: what if you just changed the screen? I think it might change a lot more than that..
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