Sentences with phrase «on electrowetting»

That means that e-paper displays based on electrowetting designs will be thicker.

The technology is based on electrowetting, the same type of technology that... [Read more...]

Liquavista is based on Electrowetting, which modifies the surface tension of liquids on a solid surface by using a voltage.

Based on electrowetting technology, it can deliver monochrome reading experience having high brightness while at the same time, the screen can also deliver a vivid hi - fidelity video display having rich colors.

The technology is based on electrowetting, the same type of technology that Liquavista developed.

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Krupenkin's inspiration is a technique called electrowetting, in which a conductive liquid droplet, placed on an electrode, is physically deformed by an applied electric charge.

Electrowetting involves modifying the surface tension of liquids on a solid surface using a voltage.

According to Professor Alex Henzen, the core member of the SCNU team and technical leader on e-paper, outdoor billboards made of such an electrowetting based reflective e-paper technology would take up less than 1 % of the power consumption of LED and TFT - LCD displays of a similar size, making the new technology very attractive for the digital signage market.

(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.

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.

If it is a device featuring an Amazon Liquavista electrowetting screen (which I hope it does), what kind of impact do you see it having on the e-reader market?

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.

Consumer electronics giant Samsung acquired Liquavista and is pushing the development and commercialization of the company's display technology based on the principles of electrowetting.

Touting a «simplified LCD - like manufacturing process,» Liquavista specializes in Electrowetting technology, which the Netherlands - based company explained on its website is more ideal for video content.

Liquavista's display are based on the principle of Electrowetting (when a voltage is used to modify the wetting properties of a solid material).

Electrowetting technology sandwiches the display media between a top and bottom layer of glass, while electrophoretic technology simply uses a polymer layer on top.

I think the biggest draw of electrowetting, though, is that manufacturing of these displays can be done on virtually the same infrastructure as is used on LCD screens.

The technology works on a principle called electrowetting, in which each pixel on the screen consists of tiny capsules of an oil that respond to electrical charge.

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.

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

Always well informed on e-reader news, Nate Hoffelder (after fooling me with the promise of an electrowetting color screen) suggests this one will have a battery case, but details are thin on the ground.