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Old 10-29-2007, 02:39 PM   #1
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PVI on its way to success thanks to E Ink

Taiwanese Prime View International (PVI) is one of those companies most e-book devotees don't hear much about. And yet, their success is intrinsic to our cause. PVI is the manufacturer of the E Ink panel used by many if not most of today's E Ink-based e-book readers, including the Sony Reader, the HanLin eBook, and the Bookeen Cybook. Probably the only exception is the iRex iLiad, whose advanced E Ink display has been developed in-house. DigiTimes now reports that PVI is in the progress of forging new partnerships with other computer and gadget suppliers:

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PVI company president YS Fu pointed out the Windows Vista SideShow technology brings more opportunities for PC peripherals such as printers, portable hard drives and keyboards to feature a display. PVI expects that more applications in the market will adopt the company's e-paper display technology in the future, noted Fu.

The Taiwan-based company has built collaboration with Qualcomm on e-paper displays, market speculation recently noted, adding that PVI will supply e-paper to Qualcomm for its soon-to-release display solution for mobile and GPS devices.

PVI declined to commented on the new partnership, stated Fu.
Of course that's good news for us. The stronger PVI gets, the more likely it is that other companies jump on the E Ink train.
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