The PocketBook InkPoster sets a new standard for digital art displays, combining cutting-edge technology with stunning visual quality. Developed through a collaboration between Swiss tech company PocketBook, Japanese electronics giant Sharp, and Massachusetts-based E Ink, this e-ink digital display brings artwork and photography to life in a way that traditional screens can’t match. Available in three sizes—from a compact 13.3 inches to a massive 31.5 inches—the InkPoster can display thousands of curated pieces or act as a digital photo frame, all with a range of 60,000 colors.

Thanks to its use of E Ink’s Spectra 6 screen technology and Sharp’s IGZO tech, the InkPoster mimics the look of paper while being resistant to glare. It’s also incredibly energy-efficient, with the 13.3-inch model lasting a full year on a single charge. With no external power supply, all three sizes are designed to be mounted on your wall, whether in portrait or landscape orientation.

Boasting a resolution of up to 2,160 x 3,060 pixels and enhanced connectivity through Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the InkPoster lets you easily upload personal photos or explore a curated art collection from the companion app. Prices start at $599 for the 13.3-inch version, with the larger models ranging up to $2,400, making it a premium way to turn any wall into a digital gallery.