Still, my head is turned by the younger, flashier, thinner (.29 mm) two-color QR-LDP (Quick Response Liquid Powder Display) electronic paper developed by Bridgestone, as reported in Akihabara News. But, pretty as it is to look at, my loyalty is still to E Ink. For now.
[ Emru Townsend, Digital World ]
Dan’s Thoughts: I’m looking forward to E Ink as well. Cheap static displays, here we come!
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