Thread: Microscopic photos of a Cybook Opus e-ink display
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Old 01-08-2011, 08:20 AM   #1
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Microscopic photos of a Cybook Opus e-ink display
To test two sample digital microscopes I received from the vendor, I also took microscopic photos of my Cybook Opus e-ink display. The highest magnification images, i.e. around 500X, show the pigment microcapsules below the display's upper layer.
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