Thread: Marvells New chips will lower costs of eBook Readers
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Old 11-03-2009, 05:43 PM   #10
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Well, Epson is not resting on laurels either, they announced an improved E-Ink controller just a while ago. However, a SoC with a built-in E-Ink controller means one less chip for the maker, meaning one less point of failure and (supposedly) saved money. Most mobile processors nowadays include an LCD controller, so maybe E-Ink will become a standard feature too.
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