Thread: Wexler's Flex One Reader: Flexible, durable screen (video)
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Old 06-06-2012, 11:01 PM   #2
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That's pretty cool. This would be perfect for schools.

From the link:

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The reader uses LG's flexible plastic based E Ink panel (6", XGA 1024x768),...

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The major downsize is that the resolution and speed of a plastic-based display is not as good as a glass based one.
What am I missing here??? How is 1024x768 worse than the current 800x600?
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