“[T]he world’s first consumer application of an electronic paper display
module in Sony’s new e-Book reader, Librié, [is] scheduled to go on sale in
Japan in late April. This ‘first ever’ […] display utilizes E Ink’s
revolutionary electronic ink technology which offers a truly paper-like reading
experience with contrast that is the same as newsprint.”(See also E Ink‘s press release and BBC News.)
Commercial E-Paper Display
Via join-the-dots.
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