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   lb4norleans Who 'dat

   http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/epson-creates-flexible-electronic-paper-180049.php

    

   lb4norleans, Jul 7, 2006

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   DavidGP MajorGeeks Forum Administrator - Grand Pooh-Bah Staff Member

   Remember seing this tech a while back and wondered when it was going to start to become more mainstream, Xerox and their Gyricon material ( back on 2000 iirc developed at PARC ) was the stuff I had seen, reusable paper, great for many applications... electronic newspapers etc
   
   
   nice link lb4

    

   DavidGP, Jul 7, 2006

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   ItsWendy MajorGeek

   I remember reading about something like this. If they could ever get the organic dye electronics to be practical you really would have a reusable newspaper, with no obvious electronics.
   
   Wonder how fast this display tech is...
   
   Harry Potters newspapers made in the mundane world.

    

   ItsWendy, Jul 8, 2006

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