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Originally Posted by R2D2
By applying different charges to each individual pixel (or better call it cell) "-" a picture can be created which will look inverted when viewed from the inside of the iLiad.
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E Inks illustration suggest that these cells can support more than one 'pixel' as long as there are enough pigment subcells in each larger cell: if one cell covers two electrodes, both those electrodes can be used to 'paint' ...
I don't know if the cells are just randomly spread out -- in which case they're only to keep the pigment cells in one place, and the electrodes are the 'pixels' -- or if they're aligned by the electrodes, and so the combination of them act as the pixel.
I imagine that if a cell doesn't contain any pigment subcells it might appear dead ...