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Old 04-28-2010, 03:39 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by bob1xxx View Post
That was interesting but I still think the future is going to be some sort of Reflective LCD or possibly Oled screens with non glossy mat finishes (unlike the imax) with better power management/lighter more power lithium batteries will be the wave of the future . E ink is fading, expensive, slow , colorless and its only real advantage is its lower power needs and new papers and magazines are desperate for color digital distributions of their publications which gray scale e ink does not meet.
Of course, high end e-ink will be replaced by a suitable color technology (perhaps even color e-ink) in the next few years. But the reader for $50 with gray scale screen will be swamping the novel reader markets. And e-ink is taking over some other usages, for signs and inventory tags, for example. Signs that only need power when the message changes. You can have a separate device that is attached only when you want to change.
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