Thread: Xerox pulls the plug on e-paper
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Old 12-21-2005, 07:33 PM   #2
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Seems like a mix of good and bad news for the consumer. On the good side, maybe it has to do with the lead gained by other researchers. On the bad side, however, I guess whether it's hard to develop e-paper or whether the subsidiary just wasn't performing well, it all points to limited competition in that arena in the near future. If Xerox can't make it work profitably, how many competitors will there be?

...so I guess we're all very big Phillips/iRex fans now!
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