Sentences with phrase «use electronic ink technology»

Los Angeles - based startup Oaxis has turned to Kickstarter to develop InkCase +, a secondary screen for Android smartphones that will use electronic ink technology to improve battery life.

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The electronic ink technology is passive, looks good as paper, and only uses power when refreshing, so a single battery charge'll last 7,500 page turns.

Electronic ink technology produces a low - power paperlike display used primarily in early e-book readers such as Amazon's Kindle.

The Australian Road and Maritime Services has installed e-paper traffic signs on Sydney roads, representing the first time that electronic e ink, a technology best known from e-book readers and smart watches, has been used in traffic signage.

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.

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

To improve daily transit and simplify road sign deployment, the Australian Road and Maritime Services had installed e-paper traffic signs on Sydney roads, representing the first time that electronic ink, a technology best known from e-book readers and smart watches, had been used in traffic signage.

Most Ebook readers present electronic version of text using E Ink technology which makes it better to read even in bright sunlight, as if reading an actual book.

Examples of Hearst early - stage investments include Netscape; XM Satellite Radio; Sling Media; and E Ink Corporation, the company behind the novel «electronic paper» display technology used in most e-book devices today.

Most electronic ink and paper screens use a technology called electrophoresis, which sounds complex but simply means using electricity to move tiny particles (in this case ink) through a fluid (in this case a liquid or gel).

The latest ebooks use an entirely different technology called electronic ink.

This morning E Ink Holdings announced the availability of a new color - changing film known as Prism that's based on the company's electronic paper technology used in devices like Amazon's Kindle and the Pebble smartwatch.

Taiwanese electronic paper (e-paper) company E Ink Corporation and Japanese electronics giant Sharp have signed a 10 - year patent cross-licensing agreement, allowing both parties to use each others» technologies and maintain «patent peace».

Kindle tips the scales at a total 10.3 ounces — «That's less than a paperback book,» Bezos said — and uses an «electronic ink» technology to mimic paper, not a computer screen.

Designed by Technoframe and running on Visionect technology powering E Ink ®'s electronic paper screens, London's new bus stops have superb visibility in all light conditions, and use no energy to retain an image displayed.

Using proprietary «electronic ink» technology, the Kindle replicated the appearance of ink on paper and introduced numerous efficiency - enhancing characteristics, including portability and other advantages of a digital format.

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.

It's the first time globally electronic ink has been used in transport signage, Visionect, a Slovenian company that helped develop the technology, said in a statement.

Traffic signs using similar electronic ink technology to Amazon's Kindle e-reader could soon be lining Australian roads, after a successful trial.

Inserting images into documents seems simple enough, but in eBook readers that display using «electronic ink» technology, they won't look the same.

It uses a large, flexible electronic paper display based on technology from E Ink (the same company that makes the displays for Amazon.com's Kindle and Sony's Reader), but the device overall is remarkably thin and light.

(b) by printing or typing in black or dark ink that is compatible with electronic scanning, optical character recognition or micrographic technology of the kind used in the land title office.