e-ink
UK/ˈiːˌɪŋk/US/ˈiˌɪŋk/
e-ink noun: a type of electronic display technology used in e-readers to imitate printed ink.
Noun
e-ink (countable and uncountable, plural e-inks)
- A type of electronic display technology used in e-readers to imitate printed ink.
Forms of e-ink
| plural | e-inks |
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Origin of e-ink
From e- + ink. Genericized trademark from E Ink, a brand of eletronic display technology, founded in 1997.
Questions about e-ink
- What does e-ink mean?
- E-ink means a type of electronic display technology used in e-readers to imitate printed ink.
- What part of speech is e-ink?
- E-ink is a noun.
- How do you pronounce e-ink?
- E-ink is pronounced /ˈiːˌɪŋk/ (UK).
- What is the plural of e-ink?
- The plural of e-ink is e-inks.
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