Sentences with phrase «sipix electrophoretic display»

The plant, which develops, manufactures and sells a range of flexible electrophoretic displays (EPDs), is being acquired, along with the Plastic Logic brand name, by investor Rusnano.

Discover the first fully - flexible, glass - free, active - matrix electrophoretic display (EPD) on the market: Lectum ®.

This is the first generation of the ACeP technology, and it's the first color electrophoretic display with real promise.

Ota, I., Sato, T., Tanka, S., Yamagami, T. & Takeda, H. Electrophoretic display devices.In Laser 75145 — 148 (Optoelectronics Conf.

The understanding and elimination of some suspension instabilities in an electrophoretic display.

Then, B&N was the first company to successfully illuminate the monochrome electrophoretic display (the technical name for «E Ink») of an e-reader.

The SBPA003 was released in late 2011 and, notably, it is equipped with a second generation Active Matrix EPD (Electrophoretic Display), which is a fairly feature - rich e ink display.

Invited Paper: A Full Color Electrophoretic Display Speaker: Michael D. McCreary, CTO E Ink Corp., Billerica, MA, USA

«E Ink's global R&D team has a deep understanding and experience with electrophoretic displays.

If you read the article, you'll see that it is not: «For the first time ever, an electrophoretic display (EPD) can produce full color at every pixel without the use of a color filter array.»

That first - generation Kindle used a technology called microencapsulated electrophoretic display, colloquially known as electronic ink, or e-ink.

Gone is the paper - like grayscale quality of its E-Ink or electrophoretic display that has defined eBooks.

«We are happy to see our collaboration with Plastic Logic resulting in the first graphene - based electrophoretic display exploiting graphene in its pixels» electronics,» said Professor Andrea Ferrari, Director of the Cambridge Graphene Centre.

«Our E Ink Triton displays will enable the use of electrophoretic displays for publishing applications that require color charts, graphics and images such as textbooks and magazines,» said Sriram Peruvemba, Chief Marketing Officer at E Ink.

The display is based on the e-ink technology, which in technical terms would be called «electrophoretic display.»

For the first time ever, an electrophoretic display (EPD) can produce full color at every pixel without the use of a color filter array.

Organic TFT active matrix incorporating industry leading, bi-stable electrophoretic display technology

E Ink Holdings is the biggest supplier of electrophoretic display, or EPD e-paper, that goes into the making of the Kindle e-book reader.

The color e-paper (electrophoretic display) developed by Fuji Xerox realizes color display by moving colored particles for each color.

We plan to mass produce color electrophoretic displays by the end of 2010.

The Epson controller / driver S1D13541 for electrophoretic displays (EPD) combines all of the fundamental components for controlling an EPD on one single module.

Epson has developed a controller / driver, which is unique in that all the required components for controlling electrophoretic displays (EPD) have been crammed in a single module.

«Electrophoretic displays based on the S1D13541 module are the ideal solution for any customer wanting to develop EPD based applications in a simple way and without the necessity for a complex technical learning process.»

Epson's controller IC's functionality is fully enabled when integrated into a display solution utilizing a host controller, tuned waveforms, and E Ink's Vizplex - enabled active matrix electrophoretic displays.

This is achieved through a process called electrophoresis, and E Ink and SiPix each have a slightly different way of making their electrophoretic displays work.

-- 9 - inch SiPix electrophoretic display reflects light like paper to mimic a printed page, giving a more natural and more comfortable reading experience than backlit LCD displays.

There's an article over at Digitimes about E Ink, the company behind the display technology used in most ebook readers today, sampling out two new color touchscreen electrophoretic displays to their vendors.

The display is a glare - free flexible electrophoretic display with a 16 - level grey scale and a resolution of 2200 x 1650, which is good enough for most documents.

Plastic Logic's electrophoretic display technology makes the badges robust, but flexible, whilst being incredibly low power for multiple days usage, combined with Blendology's «OneTap» technology.

This means that for applications where the image is not changed in a long time, electrophoretic displays will be consuming less power.

The new generation of e-book reader devices uses Electronic Ink, instead of LCD, to make ultra-flat, low - power electrophoretic displays that are easy on the eyes and look roughly like a super high - resolution etch - a-sketch.

A number of reflective tablet display technologies have been under long - term development, including E Ink's electrophoretic displays, Qualcomm's mirasol, Amazon's Liquavista, and Pixel Qi.

FT points out that LG Display isn't the only company striking up partnerships with ePaper (to be precise electrophoretic display) manufacturers --

Like the previous models, the jetBook Mini uses a monochrome LCD display instead of a true electrophoretic display like the Kindle, Sony, and most other ereaders.

In May, we reported that Amazon had placed orders with Taiwanese notebook maker Quanta Computer to manufacture the Amazon tablet, also working with electrophoretic display (EPD) maker E Ink Holdings (EIH) which will supply touch panels as well as its Fringe Field Switching (FFS) technology.

It is made of a thin, flexible electrophoretic display manufactured by Plastic Logic — a British company and a world leader in plastic electronics.

Unidym, Inc., a majority - owned subsidiary of Arrowhead Research Corporation, announced today that Samsung Electronics is demonstrating the world's first carbon nanotube - based color active matrix electrophoretic display...

In January 2013 CopyTele (CTI) filed a lawsuit against E Ink Holdings, alleging an elaborate scheme to steal valuable, patented electrophoretic display technologies developed by CopyTele.

In January 2013 CTI filed a lawsuit against E Ink Holdings, alleging an elaborate scheme to steal valuable, patented electrophoretic display technologies developed by CopyTele.

The strictly technical term for the technology is electrophoretic display, or EPD, but e-paper and e-ink are more widely known.

This dominance can be attributed to the widespread use of electrophoretic displays in e-reader devices by the leading vendors including Amazon and Sony (Kindle and Sony Digital Paper DPTS1).

It's even possible to print electrophoretic displays on T - shirts, product labels, and scroll - like paper that can be rolled up.

Felix Ho, CEO of Taiwanese based YFY Group, a diversified conglomerate company owning companies such as E Ink, creating electrophoretic displays, and Arizon, creating RFID inlays, describes in this video their interest in printed electronics.

We were the first company worldwide to develop and manufacture glass - free, flexible electrophoretic displays (EPD) in our Dresden factory.

For the first time ever, the electrophoretic display prototype can produce full color without the use of a color filter array, setting a new standard for bright, reflective e paper color displays.

In fact, she told me that she predicts that «in 2010, LCDs designed for reading will overtake the electrophoretic display technology in the ereader market.»

Glass - free electrophoretic displays (EPD) tick all of these boxes whilst at the same time consuming very little to no power at all.

However, the faster update rate of the electrophoretic display media, which is required, results in a much higher power requirement than usual as well as a decrease in the display lifetime.

The science behind epaper is called electrophoresis, and an electrophoretic display is basically the rearranging of charged pigment particles by applying a small electric field to them.

The road to a viable electrophoretic display (EPD for short) that would show vivid, bright colors while still retaining the extreme energy efficiency of electronic paper has been a winding one.