user8940: I like to play with my favourite android chess app on a tablet.
On the other hand I like the sun in my room.
I the sun is too strong, then up to now I go to a dark area in my room.
Is there a way to solve this?
Is there a way to show the chess board on E-Ink (digital paper)?

user9400: You can always use online websites on your E-readers like lichess.
you can play against engine, other players, analysis board, edit board, import pgn, etc.

user27380: pbchess is available for Android and e-ink readers (Kobo, PocketBook, Kindle). I installed it on my Kobo after Kobo decided to remove the chess app (why?) and now even have the opportunity to review my opening pgn files, solve tactics and play games (much more than the preinstalled app was capable of).

user4418: There is actually a chess app for the Kindle - http://www.amazon.com/Chess/dp/B004KACWZW . I don't think it is very strong. It will probably give you a good game if your are 1800 or lower. Probably a waste of time if you are much over 2000.

user9289: As of 2016 There are a few Android based e-ink readers, most notably by Onyx and a whole bunch of rebrands ranging in size from 6 inches to 9.7 inches.
I highly recommend checking out mobileread.com for all e-ink reader related information.
Usually they do not run the latest Android (i think 4.4.2 is about as good as it gets).
Another minus is that they do not run the most powerful CPUs(to both save on costs and also to preserve power). Still for running Stockfish they should be good enough.

8940: <p>I like to play with my favourite android chess app on a tablet.</p>

<p>On the other hand I like the sun in my room.</p>

<p>I the sun is too strong, then up to now I go to a dark area in my room.</p>

<p>Is there a way to solve this?</p>

<p>Is there a way to show the chess board on E-Ink (digital paper)?</p>
 9400: <p>You can always use online websites on your E-readers like <a href="http://en.lichess.org/analysis" rel="nofollow">lichess</a>.</p>

<p>you can play against engine, other players, analysis board, edit board, import pgn, etc.</p>
 27380: <p><a href="http://pbchess.vlasovsoft.net/en/index.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">pbchess</a> is available for Android and e-ink readers (Kobo, PocketBook, Kindle). I installed it on my Kobo after Kobo decided to remove the chess app (why?) and now even have the opportunity to review my opening pgn files, solve tactics and play games (much more than the preinstalled app was capable of).</p>
 4418: <p>There is actually a chess app for the Kindle - <a href="http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/B004KACWZW" rel="nofollow">http://www.amazon.com/Chess/dp/B004KACWZW</a> . I don't think it is very strong. It will probably give you a good game if your are 1800 or lower. Probably a waste of time if you are much over 2000.</p>
 9289: <p>As of 2016 There are a few Android based e-ink readers, most notably by Onyx and a whole bunch of rebrands ranging in size from 6 inches to 9.7 inches.</p>

<p>I highly recommend checking out mobileread.com for all e-ink reader related information.</p>

<p>Usually they do not run the latest Android (i think 4.4.2 is about as good as it gets).</p>

<p>Another minus is that they do not run the most powerful CPUs(to both save on costs and also to preserve power). Still for running Stockfish they should be good enough.</p>
