We can't call it E-Ink, because of the trademarks, but the "electrical paper" that Unihand was showing at Computex today looks a lot like an E-ink display would look if it was color. The display was designed by Fujitsu and can be found in the FLEPia eBook reader. It uses Cholesteric LCD technology, which I presume is the 'good Cholesteric, and can show up to 260,000 colors, but as you can see it pales in comparison to conventional LCD technology. Then again, it uses a fraction of the power, getting about 40 hours per charge.
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