Sentences with phrase «electrowetting display»

The ease with which both platforms can be combined with electrowetting displays is another testimony for the compatibility of our displays with existing supply chain.

Electrowetting display in its current form are not bi-stable.

Samsung had acquired the Netherlands based digital publishing company that specializes in electrowetting display technology in early 2011, though we have yet to see any product based on it entering large scale production.

Electrofluidic displays are a variant of electrowetting displays - which do require power to hold an image.

Researchers from the University of Cincinnati have demonstrated that regular paper can be a flexible host material for Electrowetting displays.

after Samsung «s takeover, the first time we are getting to see the Liquavista electrowetting display is at the SID 2011.

It's unlikely Amazon will release another large - screen E Ink ereader again, especially now that they've invested in color electrowetting display technology.

«Three - color electrowetting display device for electronic paper.»

• Vs electrowetting displays... well, there ARE none yet

Thanks to the high switching speed of electrowetting and its applicability to small pixel dimensions, electrowetting displays support a fluent user interface and are ideally suited for information displays showing animated and video content.

Though not as low power as cholesteric LCDs or electrophoretic displays (in contrast to these two technologies, electrowetting displays require a small amount of power to hold a specific image) electrowetting technology has already demonstrated colour versions and video capabilities and with Samsug's support, the technology could be fast tracked and lead to commercial product very quickly.

LiquaVista are working on Electrowetting displays - here's an interview we published with their CTO back in March 2010, describing their technology and upcoming products.

Johan joined Philips Research Labs back in 1999, where he co-invented Electrowetting displays and co-founded Liquavista.

Electrowetting displays offer superior viewing angles and refresh rates, as well.

Perhaps a new screen technology like electrowetting displays can bridge the gap to combine the best of E Ink ebook readers and tablets together in a single device.

Other companies are also trying to turn electrowetting display technology into a viable business, so it seems that, like the development of the LCD display, which began in the US but was not perfected until the technology was acquired by Korean companies like Samsung and LG, this is the sort of technology that could take a long time to develop and will eventually give rise to an ecosystem of competing manufacturers.

Liquavista announced a new dynamic frame rate capability down to frequencies as low as 1Hz, resulting in ultra-low power electrowetting display driving.

Another advantage with electrowetting displays is they are visible in bright sunlight like E Ink because no polarizing filters are required.

However, after Samsung's takeover, the first time we are getting to see the Liquavista electrowetting display is at the SID 2011.

However, electrowetting display technology is very scalable, so will support all diagonal sizes that currently exist in the market.

The manufacturing of the electrowetting displays will be done at the Beijing Century Joyo Information Technology Co., Ltd... [Read more...]

Samsung spends a ridiculous amount of money on developing its own screens and purchased Liquavista for its electrowetting display, but has since been quiet about it.

With Electrowetting displays, the modification of the surface tension is used to obtain a simple optical switch by contracting a colored oil film through applying a voltage.

The manufacturing of the electrowetting displays will be done at the Beijing Century Joyo Information Technology Co., Ltd Shenzhen Branch.

Samsung spends a ridiculous amount of money on developing its own screens and purchased Liquavista for its electrowetting display, but could not do anything with it and sold it to Amazon.

As opposed to electrophoretic displays (which is what eInk is) these are electrowetting displays and that allows for faster refresh speeds and video support.

Given the fact that electrowetting displays have the same cost structure as LCDs and can be made in the same fabs means that we are ideally positioned to follow this expected price erosion, or even drive it.

With Electrowetting displays, a simple optical switch is obtained by contracting a colored oil film electrically.

Q: How does your Electrowetting displays compare with e-paper on power usage?

Combining the advantages of LCD (video, color, interactivity) with those of E-ink (readability and low power consumption) in a single display is what we can do with our electrowetting displays.

In side - by side shots, images on electrowetting and Mirasol look FAR superior to those Triton displays, and the electrowetting displays outperform the PixelQi screens.

One with an electrowetting display would sure be a lot cooler than a regular Fire HD 8 with a misleading name...

Electrowetting displays are similar to E Ink displays used on current Kindles (Kindle ebook readers, not Kindle tablets) in that they are more energy efficient than traditional LCD displays and unlike LCD they are readable -LSB-...]

Electrowetting displays are similar to E Ink displays used on current Kindles (Kindle ebook readers, not Kindle tablets) in that they are more energy efficient than traditional LCD displays and unlike LCD they are readable under bright light.

Samsung bought Liquavista a couple years back and did not bring any electrowetting displays to the marketplace, and Samsung specializes in making the displays for many types of electronics.

There aren't any electrowetting displays being mass produced, so there must be some issue holding things up that isn't being mentioned publicly.

Nevertheless, it would be pretty cool if Amazon and Liquavista could get a color Kindle that uses an electrowetting display in production in the near future.

Liquavista's electrowetting displays are color, unlike the black - and - white screens used on the Kindle ebook readers.

What concerns me is that Liquavista has been around for some time now, and electrowetting displays have been mentioned many times in regards to ereader displays over the past few years, but nothing has yet to come of it.

Electrofluidic displays are a variation of an electrowetting display.

Back in 2013, Samsung sold LiquaVista, its electrowetting display unit, to Amazon (Samsung itself bought Liquavista in 2011).

According to Good - E-Reader, Amazon is now developing an 8» color e-reader that uses an electrowetting display, and it plans to release this new e-reader towards the end of 2016.

According to Bloomberg, Samsung wants to sell its electrowetting display unit LiquaVista which they bought back in January 2011.

Two months ago it was rumored that Samsung wants to sell its electrowetting display unit LiquaVista which they bought back in January 2011, and Amazon may turn out to be the buyer.