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Originally Posted by pdurrant
My hope is that a display technology comes along that has the speed of LCD with the low power and readability of e-ink. Mirasol was a bit of a disappointment. Perhaps Liquavista will prove better, if it ever sees the light of day in a commercial product. Or there's the reflective LCD from Japan Dissplay that uses static RAM cells at each pixel to reduce power on static displays, currently available for watches.
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BTW, this is what I don't understand: the very first LCD screens were readable under the sun!
those monochrome LCDs were even used in some of the early ereaders.
what happened to that feature? Even Nintendo's Gameboy Advance used a full color LCD that needed external light to be readble