How to determine if screen is plastic substrate or glass substrate

[koboy]

Originally Posted by DNSB

Looking at some of the pricing for eInk's kits, it appears the Mobius displays are more expensive than same size glass substrate displays.

Perhaps bonding to the flexible substrate has a higher reject ratio than the glass substrate?

personally i reckon it's probably more down to cost of course it could be either or both of the things you mention. i'd like a 6 inch e-reader with a flexible/plastic substrate to be available sooner rather than later, although breath not being held.


best wishes koboy

[MGlitch]

Originally Posted by NiMa

Then, do you know what type of substrate is my Libra?
Thanks

From Kobos site

Embrace lightweight durability

Kobo Forma immerses you in your reading more than ever before, with a sturdy 8.0” HD Mobius Carta E Ink screen that feels lighter than air.

The Libra makes no mention of a möbius screen. It’s a new enough technology that no mention of it implies a lack of its use. Because its presence has not become ubiquitous with eink devices.