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Old 11-25-2013, 09:57 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by HarryHutton View Post
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The technology I have been looking into in labs is much more developed than the what the current e-readers on the market are equipped with.

This is what is now possible:
> No ghosting
> Less than 1ms response time (no matter how fast you move the pen, it will look like ink is transferring from nib to display)
> High contrast ratio (between 15 and 18 - paper is usually 15)
> Vivid colour support
> Flexible static/refreshing screen - parts of the screen update, whilst others remain stable, thus saving battery
> Ability to display video
Forget about features. Give me a device with the above properties, has at least 6" screen, and does a passable job of displaying epubs and PDFs and I'll pay you up to $500 (6") or $1000 (9"+) for it. My guess is no such thing can be produced today or in near future.
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