I sat down with Daylight Computer Co. CEO Anjan Katta to discuss the DC-1, which is an Android tablet with a high-speed, paper-like display.
One of the most intriguing product announcements of 2024 is Daylight Computer's DC-1 tablet. When it was revealed in May, Daylight described DC-1 as “a new kind of computer designed for deep focus and wellbeing.” The company will achieve this by offering a 60fps paper-like display and eliminating blue light. I am hoping to get my hands on a review unit in the coming weeks, but in the meantime, I spent some time speaking with Daylight Computer Co.
I had my little first scientific prototype in late 2020, I had my first proof-of-concept working prototype in late 2021, and then it took from then until now to get it into production. There is a class of displays called electrophoretic displays that have been around since the '70s, and they were kind of never really good enough, even though they existed, and then a company called E Ink came along and solved enough of the problems of electrophoretic displays and decided to brand it E Ink.
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