Esquire Magazine E-ink Hack / Destruction

Boredom led to me trying everything I could think of to destroy one of my e-ink displays from the October 2008 issue of Esquire magazine. Will I succeed? Who will win the battle? Watch this amazing video to find out!

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Category:

Education

Tags:

• e-ink
• esquire
• magazine
• sony
• reader
• amazon
• kindle

[ModernitySlays]

i looked through esquire's "black book" a while ago, and it was not boring. it was very intriguing

[rbcp]

That means YOU'RE boring too.

[BetoWater]

Don't breath this.

[rbcp]

I considered that. But I use my blender a lot, so I didn't want to mess it up.

[DarwinsChihuahua]

Buying up all the copies you could find to put them on eBay just to make a little money is kind of a douchebag move, don't you think?

[rbcp]

Maybe I should spend my time watching YouTube videos that I don't like instead, then complain about them a lot. That sounds much more productive.

[raidmax98]

E-Ink 1 human 0

[Samzsite]

@zackthegoth Because the refreshrate isn't fast enough, it isn't as bright as a TV would need to be and Eink have only just started on colour display.

[zackthegoth]

Why are we not using that technology in TVs!!!!

I have that same microwave.

[nrdesign1991]

What happens if the poor people who make these watch these vids?

[metalmlo0352]

@DarwinsChihuahua Isn't that technically scalping? lol

[ryulien]

what a waste of technology

[prfsnlwannabe]

You should've tried putting the e-ink display into a blender. Surprised you didn't think of that, or like another person said, use a blowtorch.

Great video, though. I can't believe how resilient those displays are!

[gcrav]

That could have killed the microwave.

[skimmy420]

Please get a sharper knife...

[ishigoto]

That's some resilient shit...