Sentences with phrase «color electronic paper display»

The device incorporates a color electronic paper display which offers patient - specific appointment details, advises the place in the queue and gives detailed directions to the appropriate examination room.

According to the just - filed patent, the magic behind the full - color electronic paper display runs close to the technology of the tri-color screen.

A bus stop in Singapore featuring a 32» color electronic paper display with real time arrival information, providing commuters with estimated waiting times for buses.

Fujitsu Laboratories will unveil next week a new version of its color electronic paper display that's easier on the eyes, the company said Friday.

From the very beginnings of the technology, the creation of commercially - available color electronic paper displays has been the goal of all EPD manufacturers (image source: E Ink).

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(PhysOrg.com)-- By rapidly manipulating colored oil droplets stacked on top of each other, a new electrowetting (EW) technique could lead to the development of electronic paper displays that can produce high - resolution color video.

Designed to be loved by the public and easy to install for cities and developers, the Soofa Sign is made up of a color 32 - inch E Ink electronic paper display and is powered by Visionect's advanced signage technology, which allows the e-paper screen to use up as little energy as possible and seamlessly update the sign with real - time content.

Unlike the Nook, the full - color screen beneath the Alex's electronic paper display can be used for more than navigation; you can surf the web, view pictures and videos, and (eventually) run apps.

Fuji Xerox Co Ltd showed an electrophoretic type electronic paper (e-paper) that realizes color display without using a color filter on the opening day of SID 2012, which runs from June 3 to 8, 2012, in Boston, the US.

Like the Edge, Alex's dual - screen display design combines a monochrome electronic paper display with a color LCD screen.

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With the dual - screen design, users can read a text or newspaper on the larger upper screen, which uses monochrome electronic paper display technology, and also check hyperlinked multimedia information on the lower, smaller color LCD screen.

(Phys.org)-- Fuji Xerox has come up with an electrophoretic type electronic paper (e-paper) prototype that can realize a color display without using a color filter.

Electronic readers (e-readers), those increasingly popular devices that replace ink on paper, may have color displays in the future thanks to new advances in display technology.

The most viable solution on the market has proven to be electronic paper displays that show color by combining a black and white screen with a color filter, not unlike early film's Technicolor process.

Alex's dual - screen display design brings together the efficiency of reading on a monochrome EPD (electronic paper display) screen while dynamic hyperlinked multimedia information and third party input on its secondary color LCD screen, actually an integrated Android mobile device, opens a rich world of Internet content to support the text on the main screen.

The new true - color display retains the ultra-low power functionality of electronic paper as well as its readability, but adds so much more to the game: the option of using the screens in all aspects of commercial signage.

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Introduced in 2001 by E Ink, the active matrix electronic paper display makes it possible for each of the individual screen pixels to change color for the first time, expanding the potential and versatility of the technology.

Each electronic paper display is made up of millions of such capsules in a thin film, with the particles inside the capsules of different colors and different electric charges.

EPD manufacturers have been developing bendable electronic paper displays in large formats, as well as e-paper displays capable of showing color.

Alex's revolutionary dual - screen display design brings together the efficiency of reading on a monochrome EPD (electronic paper display) screen while dynamic hyperlinked multimedia information and third party input on its secondary color LCD screen, actually an integrated Android mobile device, opens a rich world of Internet content to support the text on the main screen.

The Soofa Sign is made up of a color 32 - inch E Ink ® electronic paper display and is powered by Visionect's advanced signage technology, which allows the e-paper screen to use up as little energy as possible and seamlessly update the sign with real - time content.

To better understand the road to a viable color e-paper display (EPD for short), we must first understand how electronic paper technology actually works.

The pigment - based, low - energy electronic paper display showing vivid colors for the first time ever.

The puzzle piece: E Ink's 9.7» electronic paper display, with drivers (colored orange and white) located alongside the whole length of both sides of the rectangular screen.

The most common solution to displaying color on e ink had traditionally been a color filter array overlaid over a black and white electronic paper screen.

As a segway to full - color, tri-color electronic paper screens were developed such as the Spectra display, which introduced a third color red or yellow to the epaper film, this time contained in a micro cup instead of a capsule.

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.

Capsules filled with negatively and positively charged particles color the surface of an electronic paper display black or white when an electric charge is applied (Image source: E Ink ®)

When displaying color images on electronic paper, the source image file should be optimized for best results: saturated pictures with high contrast and primary colors are recommended.

Developing color electronic paper has always posed an engineering challenge that has seen many different technological approaches in the race to create a consumer - ready tinted e-paper display.

More significantly, a color mask will affect the contrast and color correctness of an electronic paper display.

Evolving with the use of EPDs was the EPD itself: electronic paper screens can now display color, can be as big as 32», and are flexible as never before.

Electronic paper signage solutions support the deployment of information displays, feature low power consumption and can even show colors.

The most widely - used solution, however, has proven to be electronic paper displays that show color by combining traditional black and white screens with different types of color filters; this is not unlike early film's Technicolor process, which simultaneously exposed two frames of a single strip of black and white film, one behind a green filter and one behind a red filter, to show a movie in color.

Gold predicted that electronic paper displays will soon offer color, and future models will allow for Wi - Fi or 3G connections.

The YotaPhone 2 features a larger electronic paper display with full touch control, as well as an improved AMOLED color display and the Android OS.

The Reader Pocket Edition sports a five - inch electronic paper display packaged in a stylish chassis and is available in a variety of colors, including navy blue, rose and silver.

Despite competition from tablets boasting full - color LCD displays, devices that use black and white electronic paper, like Amazon's Kindle, have remained popular.