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kaas · 04-27-2009, 04:50 AM

first PixelQi and now this:

an article from tecnology review ( http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/22545/?a=f ) describes a new display technology. Especially interesting is that Polymer Vision ( the developer of the readius foldable ereader) is involved by hoping to bring the technology in to the market. Maybe a readius Gen3?

" The new display, made by researchers at the University of Cincinnati, in Ohio, is designed to match the brilliance and contrast of paper. "We've demonstrated a technology where you have the brightness of paper, and color has the same saturation that you expect from printed media," "

and:

"The pixels also switch between black and white within one millisecond, making the technology suitable for video"

More competition should stir the marked quite nicely

cheers,

kaas

04-27-2009, 04:50 AM	#1
kaas Muncher of ebooks Posts: 312 Karma: 6423 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Fürth, Germany Device: Pocketbook 360	A New E-Paper Competitor first PixelQi and now this: an article from tecnology review ( http://www.technologyreview.com/computing/22545/?a=f ) describes a new display technology. Especially interesting is that Polymer Vision ( the developer of the readius foldable ereader) is involved by hoping to bring the technology in to the market. Maybe a readius Gen3? " The new display, made by researchers at the University of Cincinnati, in Ohio, is designed to match the brilliance and contrast of paper. "We've demonstrated a technology where you have the brightness of paper, and color has the same saturation that you expect from printed media," " and: "The pixels also switch between black and white within one millisecond, making the technology suitable for video" More competition should stir the marked quite nicely cheers, kaas Last edited by kaas; 04-27-2009 at 05:02 AM.